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Answer:

-40 ÷ 5 = x

x = -8

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Answer:

-40 / 5 = -8

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I hope it helps

We can see easily this is an even number, so let's first divide by 2.

432=2*216

We can see the remaining 216 is still even so we continue.

432=2*2*108

And continue

432=2*2*2*54

and continue

432=2*2*2*2*27

Now we can see that 27 is a multiple of 3 in fact its 3^3.

So we can conclude that 432=[tex]2^4*3^3[/tex]

Answer:

D. A 270-degree rotation about point P

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I hope this helps!!!

Answer:

C ) w > 3.2

C ) w > 3.2

Step-by-step explanation:

Because 3.2 times 4 is 12.8.

3.2

+3.2

6.4

+3.2

9.6

+3.2

12.8

Answer:

19

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I used my fingers and toes

Answer:

C is correct

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What Is Time and a Half, and Who Qualifies for It?

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dministrative, or professional job duty.

There is also a test for employees who work in outside sales. If an employee’s primary duty is making sales, they are exempt. The employee must also regularly perform work away from your business. They do not have to meet salary exemption requirements to be exempt.

Nonexempt employees

On the flip side, nonexempt employees:

Do not make at least $35,568 annually

Are not salaried and/or

Do not have exempt job duties (e.g., administrative)

If you have nonexempt employees, you must pay them time and a half (1.5 times) for any hours worked over 40 a week.

There’s a common misconception that paying an employee a salary means they’re exempt from overtime wages. You can have salaried nonexempt employees who are eligible for overtime pay.

Your state may have stricter overtime laws than the FLSA. Check with your state to learn about the overtime laws you need to follow.

How to calculate time and a half

Again, pay nonexempt employees time and a half for any overtime hours they work.

A good chunk of nonexempt employees receive hourly wages instead of a salary. However, because nonexempt employees can be salaried, you must know how to calculate time and a half for both salaried and hourly employees.

Hourly employees

Let’s say you have a nonexempt hourly employee who earns $12 per hour. During the last workweek, the employee worked 45 hours (40 regular hours + 5 overtime hours).

To calculate time and a half for the hourly employee, follow these steps:

Calculate the employee’s regular earnings

Find the time and a half pay rate (1.5 x Regular Hourly Wage)

Multiply the overtime rate by the number of overtime hours

Add together the regular and overtime wages

To find the employee’s regular earnings, multiply their regular pay rate ($12) by 40 hours.

$12 X 40 = $480 in regular wages

Next, calculate the employee’s time and a half pay rate. Multiply 1.5 by the employee’s regular rate of pay.

1.5 X $12 = $18 per hour of overtime

Multiply the overtime rate from above ($18) by the number of overtime hours the employee worked during the week.

$18 X 5 = $90 of overtime pay

Last but not least, add the employee’s regular wages and overtime pay together to find the employee’s total wages. You owe the employee $570 in total gross wages ($480 + $90).

If your employee has multiple pay rates for different jobs within your company, you must calculate weighted overtime for their wages.

Salaried employees

When it comes to calculating time and a half for salaried employees, there are two methods you can use. The method you use depends on if the employee receives a salary that covers a fixed number of hours or if they receive a salary that covers all worked hours (aka fluctuating workweek).

Salary with fixed hours

For a salaried employee with fixed hours, use these steps:

Calculate the employee’s regular hourly rate

Calculate the employee’s regular earnings

Find the time and a half pay rate (1.5 x Regular Hourly Wage)

Multiply the overtime rate by the number of overtime hours

Add together the regular and overtime wages

Say your salaried employee earns $1,000 per week. You expect the employee to work 34 hours this week, but they wind up working 45.

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Answer:

7

Step-by-step explanation:

5/8 x 7= 4 3/8

That's the closest you are going to get without going over.

Answer:

false

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i tried everything

Answer:

5 + 20x

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Hey! Hope this helps!

Have a nice day♥

Answer:

-55

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Answer:

The answer is -4

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Answer:

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answer is 44

Step-by-step explanation:

6×4+2(5×2) or 2(3×4+5×2

one factor: 2×2(3×2+5

solution: 2×2(3×2+5

Answer:

wait a minute are you in colege right now

The amount of gallons of gas that can be bought with $12 is 2.64 gallons.

It is the quantity of an amount of something at a rate of one of another quantity.

In 2 hours, a man can walk for 6 miles

In 1 hour, a man will walk for 3 miles.

We have,

Cost of gas per gallon = $4.55

This can be written as,

1 gallon = 4.55

Multiply 12/4.55 on both sides.

12/4.55 gallons = 12/4.55 x 4.55

2.64 gallons = 12

This means,

2.64 gallons for $12.

Thus,

2.64 gallons can be bought for $12.

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Answer:

x>4

Step-by-step explanation:

3x+3>15

3x>15-3

3x>12

x>12/3

x>4

Answer:

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Answer:  1144

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Machine A makes 7 parts every 10 minutes.

i.e. it makes [tex]\dfrac{7}{10}[/tex] parts in 1 minute.

Machine B makes 16 parts every 15 minutes.

i.e. it makes [tex]\dfrac{16}{15}[/tex] parts in 1 minute.

On Monday,

machine A makes parts for 12 hours(720 minutes).    [1 hour = 60  minutes, 12 hours = 12 x 6 = 720 minutes]

i.e. Total parts made = [tex]\dfrac{7}{10}\times720[/tex]

i.e. Total parts made = 504

machine B makes parts for 10 hours(=60x 10=600 minutes)

i.e. Total parts made = [tex]\dfrac{16}{15}\times600[/tex]

i.e. Total parts made = 640

Total parts made by both machines = 504+640 =1144

Hence, the total number of parts made by the two machines on Monday=1144.

Answer: 15h^2 + 26h -21

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the foil method. Multiply in this order

First, 5h*3h= 15h^2

outer, 5h*7 = 35h

inner, -3*3h= -9h

last, -3*7= -21

Now add them all together

15h^2 + 35h + -9h + -21

Combine like terms

15h^2 + 26h -21

Answer:

Ix-y=6, Ly=x-4

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If X is 3 then it is

3 times 3 times 3 times 3 times 3

I don't know what is x or black sorry (-.-)

Answer:

your awnser should be. 4(x + 7 ) = -36

Answer:

b

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Answer:

The answer would be b.

Answer:

$350 left lost 50$

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