Aprinting business employs 35 people. the employer offers the employees an insurance package that costs the company $2,170. the employer has been investigating various plans. a new plan would cost $59 per employee plus a one-time $70 sign up fee (not per employee). is the new plan a better deal?

New plan better

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to compare the cost of the first plan, $2170, to the cost of this  new plan. Fot this, we need to find the cost of the new plan. We need an equation for this.

For the new plan there is a fixed cost of $70, i.e, no matter how many employees there will be, the firm would have to pay $70. Then, if it has 1 employee, would face a cost of $70 + $59, where this $59 is the cost per employee. If the firm has 2 employees the cost will be $70 + $59 + $59 = $70 + 2*($59). If it hires 3 employees: $70 + $59 +$59 +$59 = $70 + 3*($59). And so forth for 4, 5, 6 employees.

Then, for the 35 employees the firm has the cost is:

$70 + 35*($59) = $2135

As $2135 < $2170, this new plan is better

since the airplane is moving with constant speed then the distance travelled can be calculated by x=u*t

in km/h would be:

x=640*3.5=2.240 km

in m/s would be:

u=640 km/h= 640.000 m/h =640.000/ 3600 m/s =177.8 m/s

t= 3.5 h= 3.5 * 3600 s=12.600 s

then x=u*t= 177.8*12.600= 2.240.280 m

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