Answer: The answer is 1/21
Step-by-step explanation:
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
30% is 3/10. 260 times 3/10 is 780/10, or 78. She read 78 pages. 260 - 78 is 182 pages left.
Answer:
$300
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say that L is the amount of money Luisa had in the beginning, and C is the amount of money Connor had in the beginning.
C + L = 360
C - 2/5 C = L + 2/5 C
Simplifying the second equation:
3/5 C = L + 2/5 C
1/5 C = L
Substituting into the first equation:
C + 1/5 C = 360
6/5 C = 360
C = 300
Connor originally had $300, and Luisa $60. Connor gave Luisa $120, and they both had $180.
