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Anit [1.1K]
3 years ago
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Emily needs to hire a pilot. Pilot A is offering his services for an initial $32 in addition to $22.18 per hour.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Verizon [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

After working for 3. 74 hours, BOTH pilots will charge same amount.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us assume in m hours, BOTH PILOT charge the same amount of money.

About PILOT A:

The fixed rate  = $32

The rate per hour =  $22.18

So, if the pilot A works  for m hours, then :

Charge for m hours = m x (charge per hour)  = m x ($22.18)  = 22.18 m

So, the Total cost for hiring Pilot A  = Fixed charge  +  Cost for m hour

Total cost for hiring Pilot A   = $32 + 22.18 m   .......... (1)

About PILOT B:

The fixed rate  =$46.75

The rate per hour =   $18.24

So, if the pilot B works  for m hours, then :

Charge for m hours = m x (charge per hour)  = m x ($18.24)  = 18.24 m

So, the Total cost for hiring Pilot B  = Fixed charge  +  Cost for m hour

Total cost for hiring Pilot B   = $46.75 + 18.24 m   .......... (2)

Now,as for m hours, they charge the SAME:

⇒ From (1) and (2)

$32 + 22.18 m = $46.75 + 18.24 m

or, 3.94 m = 14.75

or m = 14.75/3.94  =  3.74

or, m = 3.74 hours

Hence,  after working for 3. 74 hours, BOTH pilots will charge same amount.

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