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3 years ago

Which statement describes the term salary?

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A statement that best describes the term "salary" could be: "Salary is best described as a fixed amount of income that is paid to an individual weekly, bi-weekly, or a monthly basis".

Also, it could be described as annual earnings paid out over a year.

Example: James gets paid $7/hr and works 4 hour days and 5 days a week. His weekly earnings would turn out to be $140.

Example #2: Jonquavius gets paid $15/hr and works 8 hours a day for 7 days a week. His weekly earnings would turn out to be $840.

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Answer: $95

Step-by-step explanation:

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<h3>Which attendees will receive the bobblehead and the ticket?</h3>

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The paint mixer wants to mix paint that is 30% gloss with paint that is 15% gloss to make 3.75 gallons of paint that is 20% glos

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The paint mixer should mix 1.238 gallon paint that is 30 % gloss and 2.512 gallon paint that is 15 % gloss to get 3.75 gallon of paint that is 20 % gloss.

In this question we must determine the correct volumes of each paint to obtain a 20 % gloss with paint by means of weighted averages:

$c_{r} = x\cdot c_{a} +(1-x)\cdot c_{b}$ (1)

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$x$ - Proportion of the paint that is 30 % gloss.
$c_{a}$ - Concentration ratio of the paint that is 30 % gloss.
$c_{b}$ - Concentration ratio of the paint that is 15 % gloss.
$c_{r}$ - Resulting concentration ratio

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$0.2 = 0.3\cdot x +(1-x)\cdot 0.15$

$0.2 = 0.15\cdot x+0.15$

$0.15\cdot x = 0.05$

$x = 0.33$

And the quantity of gallons needed of each paint are:

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$V_{a} = 0.33\cdot (3.75\,gal)$

$V_{a} = 1.238\,gal$

Paint (15 % gloss)

$V_{b} = V-V_{a}$

$V_{b} = 3.75\,gal-1.238\,gal$

$V_{b} = 2..512\,gal$

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