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  • December 11, 2015 at 10:53 am #290876
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    a firm of accountants charges its clients at an hourly rate. Senior staff charged at twice the rate of junior stuff in a period the total amount to be charged to clients was $102,340 and the chargeable stuff hours were :

    Senior stuff : 440 hours
    Junior stuff 1260 hours

    What is the hourly rate to be charged to clients for senior stuff time ?

    1- 96$
    2- 120$
    3-48$
    4-60$

    December 11, 2015 at 11:09 pm #291235
    HazE
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    The approach i can think to deal with this is algebraic one. So lets go Algebra on it
    So first suppose
    x= senior
    y= junior

    we are given that x is paid twice to that of y so that mean X=2Y
    Also we know no. of hours for each so writing that in equation form we have
    440x+1260y=102340
    Now put value of x from first equation into second we have
    440(2y)=1260y=102340
    y=47.82
    To get X simply put value of x in any equation, i will do in first one to get y=96 after rounding

    December 12, 2015 at 10:29 am #291329
    Tod
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    You meant X=96?
    Thank you very much

    December 12, 2015 at 5:44 pm #291392
    HazE
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    Yeah sorry mate thats right x=96

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