Suzy makes 20 dollars an hour at her job. Bill only makes 10 dollars an hour but he has a starting bonus of 20. When will Suzy a
nd Bill make the same amount of money for the same number of hours worked? How much will they both earn at the same time?
1 answer:
Answer:
2 hours
Suzy would earn $40
Bill will earn $40
they will both earn $80
Step-by-step explanation:
The total amount suzy earns is a function of the total hours worked. Let t represent time
total income of suzy = $20t eqn 1
Bill's income = starting bonus + variable pay
= $20 + $10t
We are looking for when they would earn the same amount :
20t = $20 + $10t eqn 2
collect like terms and solve for t
10t = $20
t = 2 hours
Substitute for t in either eqn 1 or 2
20(2) = $40
Suzy would earn $40
Bill will earn $40
they will both earn $80
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