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 12h+30w12h+30w 12h+30w where hh h is the number of hours worked and ww w is the number of wagons sold. What is the amount paid to an employee that works 66 6 hours and sells 33 3 wagons?

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6 December, 04:13

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 12h+30w12h+30w 12h+30w where hh h is the number of hours worked and ww w is the number of wagons sold. What is the amount paid to an employee that works 66 6 hours and sells 33 3 wagons?

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String Bean · Answer 1

The amount paid to an employee was 162

Step-by-step explanation:

The amount paid to an employee was given by the expression 12h + 30w.

Here, h represents the number of hours worked and w represents the number of wagons sold.

It is given that an employee works 6 hours and sells 3 wagons.

So, put h = 6 and w = 3, we get,

12h + 30w = 12 (6) + 30 (3)

= 72 + 90

= 162

Hence, the amount paid to an employee was 162.