Kim because just cause man. 14/12 can be turned into 7/6... boom knowledge??
Answer:
1. The amount of time you keep your porch light on.
2. The temperature you keep your air conditioner at.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Porch Light Time Example: </u>
The light does not turn on or off based on the bill, thus its independent, but the bill is effected by the amount of time the light is on thus dependent.
You keep your porch light on for 24 hours a day for 1 month, that month your electricity bill is $50.
Next month you keep your porch light on for 12 hours a day and your electricity bill is $40.
<u>Air Conditioner Temp Example: </u>
The thermostat temperature is not effected by the bill, thus its independent, but the bill is effected by the thermostat, thus dependent.
You set your thermostat to 70 degrees for 1 month, that month your electricity bill is $50.
Next month you set your thermostat to 75 degrees for 1 month, that month your electricity bill is $40.
we are adding over 200,000 people<span> to this planet every day, or </span>140 people<span> every minute . That equals over </span>70 million<span> more people every year
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Answer:
The mechanic charged 40 for the labor per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
Total bill paid = 375
Working hours of labor = 4 hrs
Also, the additional charges paid on the bill = 215
So, the actual labor charge paid for 4 hour labor
Actual labor Cost = Final Bill - Additional charges
= 375 - 215 = 160
Hence, the cost paid for 4 hour labor = 160
⇒ The cost paid for 1 hour labor = 160 / 4 = 40
Or, the mechanic charged 40 for the labor per hour.
