Just #33. Lhioward an macthe grenumber ideas. With the rest of the class, discuss thekinds of articles you looked for and maybe some sur-insprises that you found.33. Making Connections. In the Sally Forth cartoonbelow, replace 25% with and 75% with . Sally Forthconsiders that one option for equalizing salaries is foremrbino Women to get a raise equal to of their current pay.a. Discuss why the first option would not equalizemen's and women's salaries for comparable work.dmu3.b. Would the second option, working only 6 hoursinstead of 8, equalize the rate of pay for comparable(Hint: of what? of what?)4.work? Why or why not?c. What fraction of their salary would women need asa raise for the salaries to be equalized? Draw a dia-gram to justify your answer.PPEAR TO BE TO SEEK A 25% RAISEURNING OUT 25 % LESS WORK.UREAD THE MEMO, RALPH?ONLY HAVE TO WÓRK SIXHOURS OUT OFEVERY EIGHT.YEAH,cate.ib grilaboM statement is made that “they say you save ofofof the cost."give correct information.cribe a situation in which both fractions, in a sense,-rical Pathways. Simon Stevin (1548–1620), aengineer and advisor in mathematically orientedommercial,a betteramline Women to get a raise equal to of their curre4a. Discuss why the first option would noU men's and women's salaries for compar(Hint: of what? of what?)b. Would the second option, working oninstead of 8, equalize the rate of pay forwork? Why or why not?c. What fraction of their salary would wODa raise for the salaries to be equalized?1ost, when really you save onlylil20a1give correct information.rical Pathways. Simon Stevin (1548–1620), ahis44Co nouраyuch as finance and navigation, created a system foring decimals. He proposed that a basic unit bedas O and that whole-number increments of theasgram to justify your answer.vigSOME RANDOMYEAR-ENDTHOUGHTSOUR OPTIONS APPEAR TO BE TO SEEK A 25% RAISEOR START TURNING OUT 25 % LESS WORK.DIDN'T YOU READ THE MEMO, RALPH?I ONLY HAVE TO WÓRK SIXHOURS OUT OFEVERY EIGHT.YEAH,RIGHT.Moby SALLY FORTH# 2: WOMEN EARN75% OF WHATMEN EARN FORCOMPARABLEWORK.Dbae12-28forReprinted with special permission of King Features Syndicate.anilabolb obienoaimonabdw mua s gaibndarcO 1983 GREG HOWARD distributed by Iing Features Syndicatethouard and mac

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Just #33. Lhioward an macthe grenumber ideas. With the rest of the class, discuss thekinds of articles you looked for and maybe some sur-insprises that you found.33. Making Connections. In the Sally Forth cartoonbelow, replace 25% with and 75% with . Sally Forthconsiders that one option for equalizing salaries is foremrbino Women to get a raise equal to of their current pay.a. Discuss why the first option would not equalizemen's and women's salaries for comparable work.dmu3.b. Would the second option, working only 6 hoursinstead of 8, equalize the rate of pay for comparable(Hint: of what? of what?)4.work? Why or why not?c. What fraction of their salary would women need asa raise for the salaries to be equalized? Draw a dia-gram to justify your answer.PPEAR TO BE TO SEEK A 25% RAISEURNING OUT 25 % LESS WORK.UREAD THE MEMO, RALPH?ONLY HAVE TO WÓRK SIXHOURS OUT OFEVERY EIGHT.YEAH,cate.ib grilaboM statement is made that “they say you save ofofof the cost.&#34;give correct information.cribe a situation in which both fractions, in a sense,-rical Pathways. Simon Stevin (1548–1620), aengineer and advisor in mathematically orientedommercial,a betteramline Women to get a raise equal to of their curre4a. Discuss why the first option would noU men's and women's salaries for compar(Hint: of what? of what?)b. Would the second option, working oninstead of 8, equalize the rate of pay forwork? Why or why not?c. What fraction of their salary would wODa raise for the salaries to be equalized?1ost, when really you save onlylil20a1give correct information.rical Pathways. Simon Stevin (1548–1620), ahis44Co nouраyuch as finance and navigation, created a system foring decimals. He proposed that a basic unit bedas O and that whole-number increments of theasgram to justify your answer.vigSOME RANDOMYEAR-ENDTHOUGHTSOUR OPTIONS APPEAR TO BE TO SEEK A 25% RAISEOR START TURNING OUT 25 % LESS WORK.DIDN'T YOU READ THE MEMO, RALPH?I ONLY HAVE TO WÓRK SIXHOURS OUT OFEVERY EIGHT.YEAH,RIGHT.Moby SALLY FORTH# 2: WOMEN EARN75% OF WHATMEN EARN FORCOMPARABLEWORK.Dbae12-28forReprinted with special permission of King Features Syndicate.anilabolb obienoaimonabdw mua s gaibndarcO 1983 GREG HOWARD distributed by Iing Features Syndicatethouard and mac

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