Answer:
0.61
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
105 shifts
Step-by-step explanation:
Hourly net rate of pay = $12
1 shift = 8 hours
⇒ net pay per shift = $12 × 8 = $96
Total cost = tuition + residence + books
= $4500 + $4800 + $700
= $10,000
To calculate how many shifts Joanne needs to work, divide the total cost by the pay per shift and round it up:
Number of shifts = total cost ÷ net pay per shift
= $10,000 ÷ $96
= 104.1666666...
= 105 shifts
<u>Note</u>: we need to round up, as if Joanne works 104 shifts, she will earn $9,984 which is not quite enough to pay for tuition, residence and books.
Mean: $620, Mode: $600
Let's sort the rank stats.
First quartile: $580
Median: $610
Third quartile: $645
85th percentile: $685
OK, we're ready. What happened to a and b?
c. $645 is the third quartile, 75th percentile. That means 25% of the salaries are higher.
Answer: 25%
d. $685 is the 85th percentile, 15% greater.
Answer: 15%
e. The mean is the sum of all the salaries divided by the count.
Mean = Sum / Count
So the sum is the count times the mean,
Sum = Count × Mean = 100 × $620 = $62,000
Big payroll.
Answer: $62,000
Answer:
$12
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, you just need to find 8 percent of 150. You can do this by multiplying 150 by .08, or multiplying 150 by 8/100.
