A company has 6582 to give out in bonuses. An amount is to be given out equally to each of 32 employees A manger Jake has reasoned that since 32 goes into 64 twice each employee will get about 2000 is his estimate correct why or why not?

His estimate is not correct

Each employee gets 205.6875

Step-by-step explanation:

Bonus to give out = 6582

Number of employees to get bonus = 32

Bonus per employee = Total bonus / number of employees

= 6582 / 32

= 205.6875

Each employee will get 205.6875 contrary to manger Jake reasoning of 2000 per employee

manger Jake reasoning

6572 / 32

32 in 65 = 2 remainder 1

He added 000 zeros to 2 which is wrong

He should have added 00 zeros to 2 because he has 172 remaining after dividing 65 by 32

yup other guy is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

25.2

step-by-step explanation:

2+4x6-8/10= 25.2