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Last week Linda and Nancy each worked 40 regular hours at the same hourly rate of pay and some overtime hours at $30 per hour. How many more overtime hours did Linda work last week than Nancy did?
(1) Last week, the total number of hours that Nancy worked was 20 percent greater than the number of regular hours that she worked.
(2) Last week, Linda's total pay was $150 more than Nancy's total pay.
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(1) Last week, the total number of hours that Nancy worked was 20 percent greater than the number of regular hours that she worked.
(2) Last week, Linda's total pay was $150 more than Nancy's total pay.
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24 Jan 2024, 19:23
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Last week Linda and Nancy each worked 40 regular hours at the same hourly rate of pay and some overtime hours at $30 per hour. How many more overtime hours did Linda work last week than Nancy did?
The information is that both surely worked entire regular 40 hours and some extra hours @30$ per hour.
(1) Last week, the total number of hours that Nancy worked was 20 percent greater than the number of regular hours that she worked.
Just talks of Nancy. She worked 20% of 40 or 8 hours @$30 per hour
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(2) Last week, Linda's total pay was $150 more than Nancy's total pay.
We know that both have worked for complete regular hours. So, the entire of $150 is earned in extra hours.
Excess of extra hours worked is \(\frac{150}{30}\) or 5hours.
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The information is that both surely worked entire regular 40 hours and some extra hours @30$ per hour.
(1) Last week, the total number of hours that Nancy worked was 20 percent greater than the number of regular hours that she worked.
Just talks of Nancy. She worked 20% of 40 or 8 hours @$30 per hour
Insufficient
(2) Last week, Linda's total pay was $150 more than Nancy's total pay.
We know that both have worked for complete regular hours. So, the entire of $150 is earned in extra hours.
Excess of extra hours worked is \(\frac{150}{30}\) or 5hours.
Sufficient
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21 Feb 2024, 00:26
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HEY,
I thought we are going to count 40hrs pay in the total of 150 dollars.*
As per your answer, the total pay given in the qs is actually the total ovetime pay given to Linda/Nancy.
*beacuse of this assumption, I have got some questions wrong before
