<span>Drake can meet his $750 planned savings goal with either concept. After 4 weeks, he was $30 less than where he planned to be ($450 instead of $480). If he simply added $250 after two more weeks, he would be at $720 instead of $750, and would have to wait one more week to take the class. Conversely, if he added $15 to the next two weeks' savings, he would recoup the $30 he pulled out of the savings in those two weeks and would be back on the path to being able to take the course at the end of the 6-week period as originally planned.</span>
3x= 12
x=4
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Answer:
12.25 and 12.6 per hour
Step-by-step explanation:
For number 2, you take the amount of cookies, x, and divide it by the number of hours, a, and you get x / a = 12.25 or 12.6
For number 3, you do the same as in number 2, you take the pages read, x, divided by the time, a, and get x / a = s
s = 2 and 0.5
Answer: A. $907.10
B. $628.236
Step-by-step explanation:
For the first 40 hours, Ms.Donaldson will earn: = 40 × $18.80 = $752.0
We are informed that Ms.Donaldson worked 45.5 hours, this means that she worked an extra 5.5 hours. The amount paid for the extra hour will be:
= 5.5 × 1.5 × 18.8
= $155.10
The amount she earned will be:
= $752.0 + $155.10
= $907.10
B. A health incurrence payment of $34.55 was deducted from Ms.Donaldson's earnings for the week. Therefore, the amount she will have after the deduction will be:
= $907.10 - $34.55
= $872.55
After the incurrence deduction, payroll taxes equal to 28% of the balance were deducted. What was the amount that Ms.Donaldson received afterwards?
This will be:
= $872.55 - (28% × $872.55)
= $872.55 - (0.28 × $872.55)
= $872.55 - $244.314
= $628.236
