The question is incomplete:
1. A cosmetologist must double his/her salary before the employer con realize any profit from his/her work, Miss, Mead paid Miss, Adams $125,00 per week to start.
2. Miss. Mead pays Miss. Brown $125.00 per week. How much money must Miss. Brown take in for services if Miss. Mead is to realize $50.00 profit on her work? (Conditions on salary are the same as in problem 1)
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a. $275.00 b. $325.00 c. $250.00 d. $300.00
Answer:
d. $300.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a cosmetologist must double her salary before the employer can realize any profit from his/her work, for Miss. Mead to realize $50.00 profit on her work, you would have to determine the amount that doubles the salary of the cosmetologist and add the $50 needed as profit:
Salary= $125*2=$250
$250+$50= $300
According to this, the answer is that for Mead to realize $50.00 profit on her work, Miss. Brown must take $300.
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Age level and grade level. Because usually the taller children are older and in a higher grade level.
Answer:
60 chickens
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume the 140 refers to the number animals (heads, noses, bodies, whatever). If all of those were chickens, there would be 280 legs. There are 160 legs more than that.
Since each pig that replaces a chicken adds 2 legs, there must be 160/2 = 80 pigs. That leaves 140 -80 = 60 chickens.