Jose must choose between two job offers. The first job pays $ 50 , 000 the first year. Each year thereafter, he would receive a raise of $ 2400 . A second job offers $ 54 , 000 the first year with a raise of $ 2000 each year thereafter. However, with the second job, Jose would have to pay $ 100 per month out of his paycheck for health insurance. a. If Jose anticipates working for the company for 6 yr , find the total amount he would earn from each job. b. If he anticipates working for the company for 12 yr , find the total amount he would earn from each job.
Jose must choose between two job offers. The first job pays $ 50 , 000 the first year. Each year thereafter, he would receive a raise of $ 2400 . A second job offers $ 54 , 000 the first year with a raise of $ 2000 each year thereafter. However, with the second job, Jose would have to pay $ 100 per month out of his paycheck for health insurance. a. If Jose anticipates working for the company for 6 yr , find the total amount he would earn from each job. b. If he anticipates working for the company for 12 yr , find the total amount he would earn from each job.
Jose must choose between two job offers. The first job pays
$
50
,
000
the first year. Each year thereafter, he would receive a raise of
$
2400
. A second job offers
$
54
,
000
the first year with a raise of
$
2000
each year thereafter. However, with the second job, Jose would have to pay
$
100
per month out of his paycheck for health insurance.
a. If Jose anticipates working for the company for
6
yr
, find the total amount he would earn from each job.
b. If he anticipates working for the company for
12
yr
, find the total amount he would earn from each job.
A tutor at ABC learning center receives a monthly base pay of P8,000 corresponding to a P5,000 tutorial fee input to the center. he gets a share of 15% of all tutorial fees beyond the mandatory P15,000 input. If each student he handles pays P6,000/month on tutorial fees and he has five students for the month, how much share does he receive beyond his base pay?
Naomi wants to take fitness classes at a nearby gym, but she needs to start by selecting a membership plan. With the first membership plan, Naomi can pay $54 per month, plus $1 for each group class she attends. With the second membership plan, she'd pay $12 per month plus $3 per class.
If Naomi attends a certain number of classes in a month, the two membership plans end up costing the same total amount. How many classes per month does that take? What is that total amount Naomi will pay per month for a membership and that many classes?
Suppose the chamber of commerce in Pinehurst, North Carolina decided to hold a professional golf tournament at the famous Pinehurst Country Club. They would probably be able to get a TV contract from a major network. The TV revenue would be about $4 million, and they would sell 60,000 tickets at $8 apiece. The fund for prizes would be 20% of their total revenue (TV plus tickets) rounded to the nearest $10,000. The prizes would be as follows (all prizes are rounded to the nearest dollar):
First prize: 18% of the total prize money
Second prize: 60% of the first prize
Third prize: 65% of the second prize
Fourth prize: 70% of the third prize
Fifth prize: 75% of the fourth prize
Sixth prize: 6% of the remaining prize money
Seventh prize: $900 less than sixth prize
Eighth prize: $900 less than seventh prize
And so on, with each subsequent prize $900 less than the previous prize. The final prize would be whatever was left over, even if it…
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