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olga_2 [115]
4 years ago
11

Help Please !!!(-.-;)y-~~~

Mathematics
1 answer:
densk [106]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

For employee 1 = 2.5

For employee 2 = 8.6

For employee 3 = 4.4

For employee 4 = 10

For employee 5 = 24

Step-by-step explanation:

number of hour worked= H

total money earned =T

earning per hour =M

we have the following relations:

H =T/M

M =T/H

For employee 1 we have:

T=23.75$

M =9.50$

We calculate H by using the above equations, so we have:

H =23.75/9.50= 2.5

For employee 2 we have:

T=28.38 $

H =3.3

We calculate M by using the above equations, so we have:

M =28.38/3.3 =8.6

For employee 3 we have:

T=38.50$

M =8.75$

We calculate H by using the above equations, so we have:

H =38.50/8.75= 4.4

For employee 4 we have:

T=55 $

H =5.5

We calculate M by using the above equations, so we have:

M =55/5.5=10

For employee 5 we have:

T =60 $

H =2.5

We calculate M by using the above equations, so we have:

M =60/2.5 = 24

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