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harina [27]
2 years ago
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Ms. McClure is thinking about getting her master's degree in education. She estimates that she will spend about $12,000 a year f

or three years to get her degree. Her plans are to take evening classes so she can keep her current teaching job. When she finishes her degree, she will get a $5,000 a year raise.
Required:
How long will it take her to recover her investment?
Business
1 answer:
leva [86]2 years ago
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<em>You are going into the business of making pizzas. The following is the list of ingredients to make ONE pizza: </em>

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<em>250 g cheese       5 g oregano </em>

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There are 1,000 g in 1 kg. So now we convert them all:

60 kg of sauce

60kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 60,000g

100 kg of cheese

100kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 100,000g

2.5 kg of basil

2.5kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 2,500g

2.5 kg of oregano

2.5kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 2,500g

5 kg of yeast

5kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 5,000g

200 kg of flour

200kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 200,000g

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<u>Flour:</u>

Available: 200,000g

Needed: 400g

200,000g\ of\ flour\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{400g\ of\ flour} = 500\ pizzas

<u>Yeast:</u>

Available: 5,000g

Needed: 10g

5,000g\ of\ yeast\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{10g\ of\ yeast} = 500\ pizzas

<u>Cheese:</u>

Available: 100,000g

Needed: 250g

100,000g\ of\ cheese\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{250g\ of\ cheese} = 400\ pizzas

<u>Basil:</u>

Available: 2,500g

Needed: 5g

<u />2,500g\ of\ basil\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{5g\ of\ yeast} = 500\ pizzas<u />

<u>Sauce:</u>

Available: 60,000g

Needed: 120g

<u />60,000g\ of\ sauce\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{120g\ of\ sauce} = 500\ pizzas<u />

<u>Oregano:</u>

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<u />2,500g\ of\ oregano\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{5g\ of\ oregano} = 500\ pizzas<u />

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