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Answer:
55
Step-by-step explanation:
So lets take our 50 dollars.
Next, take your increase of 5%. Remember, 5% is 0.05, and it is a increase of 5%, so we are multipling 50 by 1.05.
Before we start multiplying, lets recall that this occurs twice(2 years), but this doesnt mean we multiply 50 by 1.10. No, we just mutiply 50 by 1.05 2 times:
50*1.05
=
52.5
52.5*1.05
=
55.25
So your answer is 55 dollars(rounding down).
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Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
Productivity: My candy bar company made 100 million bars last year, sold for $1 each. I also paid [L] people last year, with an average salary of $100K last year. I have overhead cost of $10M. What was my TOTAL productivity (no units, rounded to 2 decimal places)?
Solution:
Total productivity is the average of labour and capital productivity weighted and adjusted to price fluctuations. It is the ratio of total output to the total input. The total productivity is given by the formula:
Total productivity = total output / total input
Total output = Revenue = number of bars sold * price per bar
Total output = 100 million * $1 = $100 million
Total input = Total salary + overhead cost
Total salary = number of people * average salary = 100 *$100000 = $10 million
overhead cost = $10 million
Total input = $10 million + $10 million = $20 million
Total productivity = total output / total input = $100 million / $20 million
Total productivity = 5
It’s on open dot because it doesn’t include the 4 and it shades all the numbers greater then 4 (so it goes to the right).
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This is because even with no miles they charge 20 more and then 4 cents more for any additional mile.
