Those wind chill formulas are REALLY complex.
Attached are the formulas for wind chill (F and C) plus the OLD wind chill formula.
Here's a wind chill calculator I wrote. http://www.1728.org/windchil.htm
(I figured you might need all the help you can get.)
Answer:
$215.16
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming he worked:
Tuesday - 4.14 hours
Wednesday - 3.14
Thursday - 7.14
Friday - 5.14
Add all the hours together: 4.14+3.14+7.14+5.14 = 19.56. Now times the hour by his rate of $11.
19.56(11) = $215.16
He walked 3 miles in an hour. He would have to also walk 9 laps in 45 minutes to walk the same amount. Not sure what your question is?
Answer:
16.58
Step-by-step explanation:
First you have to convert 3 2/5 into a decimal (3.04) than you have to add that number by itself (3.04 + 3.04) which equals 6.08 Second you Convert 5 1/4 into a decimal (5.25) Than again you add that number by itself (5.25 + 5.25) which equals 10.5 you would than take 6.08 and 10.5 and add those together to get 16.58
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