Problem Lois and Clark own a company that sells wagons. The amount they pay each of their sales employees (in dollars) is given by the expression 1 2 h + 3 0 w 12h+30w12, h, plus, 30, w where h hh is the number of hours worked and w ww is the number of wagons sold. What is the amount paid to an employee that works 6 hours and sells 3

wagons? $ $dollar sign

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Payton Larson

Mathematics

5 March, 06:09

Problem Lois and Clark own a company that sells wagons. The amount they pay each of their sales employees (in dollars) is given by the expression 1 2 h + 3 0 w 12h+30w12, h, plus, 30, w where h hh is the number of hours worked and w ww is the number of wagons sold. What is the amount paid to an employee that works 6 hours and sells 3

wagons? $ $dollar sign

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Daugherty · Answer 1

12h + 30w ... where h = hrs worked and w = wagons sold

so if an employee works 6 hrs and sells 3 wagons ... then h = 6 and w = 3

12h + 30w

12 (6) + 30 (3) =

72 + 90 = $ 162 <==