Si mi hermano gana 589 pesos diarios si ha trabajado 15 días de este mes ¿cuánto dinero ha ganado?

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weeeeeb [17]2 years ago

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Mi hermano ha ganado un dinero devengado de 8835 pesos en 15 días.

En esta pregunta debemos determinar el dinero devengado por un período de 15 días a partir de una tasa diaria constante. Esa cantidad es igual al producto de la tasa diaria constante, en pesos por día, y el número de días trabajados, en días:

$x = 589\,\frac{\$}{dia}\times 15\,dias$

$x = 8835\,\$$

Mi hermano ha ganado un dinero devengado de 8835 pesos en 15 días.

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