First find out how many customers you talk to in an 8 hr shift
Rate is (8cs/hr)(8hr)=64 customers
So to increase by 20%, multiply the total number of customers by 120%, all the customers before plus the 20%, so (64)(1.2)=76.8, or 77 customers
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for compound annual interest is A = P(1 + r)t where
A = Accumulated or final amount (double $500 = $1000)
P = Principal or original amount ($500)
r = Rate as a decimal (0.08)
t = Time in years
1000 = 500(1 + 0.08)t
2 = 1.08t
Take the logarithm of both sides. I prefer the natural logarithm ln, but if you're more comfortable with base 10 logs they will work just as well
ln(2) = ln(1.08t)
ln(2) = t*ln(1.08)
t = ln(2)/ln(1.08)
t = 9.0065 years
Check: 500*1.089.0065 = $1000
PQ is a radius. QS is tangent to the circle. In this scenario (a radius and a tangent passing through the same point of the radius) the two segments are always perpendicular.
This implies that PQS is a right triangle. We know that PQ = 10 because it's a radius.
Also, we have

because PR is a radius and RS is given.
So, we can derive QS using the pythagorean theorem:

$330. You can get this by multiplying the current rate by the increase (10%).