Answer:
D is the answer
Step-by-step explanation:
Well 35 dollar one time fee
plus 15 per hour
If used 1 hour 15+35=50
Answer:
243
Step-by-step explanation:
make 90% into a decimal
0.9
multiply 270 by 0.9 to get the answer of 243
Answer:
John is incorrect. He did not multiply.
Step-by-step explanation:
If a pair of socks cost $2, then the total cost of the socks if you buy n pairs is $2n. In the expression 2n, the 2 is the dollar amount and the n is the number of pairs.
1 pair is $2.
2 pair are $4.
3 pair are $6.
4 pair are $8.
5 pair are $10.
6 pair are $12.
7 pair are $14.
13 pair are $26.
There is no way to spend $27 on these socks.
25 pair are $50.
Hopefully, you can use logic, your prior knowledge of making purchases of multiple items and also algebra to see you must multiply the number of items you're buying times the cost per item.
6 pair are $12 and 7 pair are $14. John is wrong. He did not multiply.
Answer:
- 8 small houses; 0 large houses
- 80 small houses; 0 large houses
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The maximum number of houses Sam can build in 24 hours is 8, so the constraint is in construction, not decoration. For each small house Sam constructs, he makes $10/3 = $3.33 per hour of work. For each large house Sam constructs, he makes $15/5 = $3.00 per hour. The most money is to be made by building only small houses.
Sam should make 8 small houses and 0 large houses in 24 hours.
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b) If Sam works 8-hour days, then he can complete at most 80 small houses. The constraint remains in construction, so the answer is the same: build only small houses.
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If Sam works more than 16 2/3 hours per day, he can build 100 large houses or more, so the constraint moves to decoration. The decorator makes more money by decorating large houses, so all the effort should go to construction of large houses.
If Sam works between 10 and 16 2/3 hours per day, the best revenue will come from some mix. The problem statement is unclear as to how many hours Sam works in 30 days.
