3. Imagine you are an employer, and yoy,
have an employee whose productivity
begins at 100%...
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3. Imagine you are an employer, and yoy,
have an employee whose productivity
begins at 100% and decreases by 7%
every hour during the workday. You are
paying this employee $13.50 per hour for
an 8-hour work day. Assume that total
productivity can be multiplied by S28 to
find profit. How much profit do you
make in one day?
I JUST NEED the explicit formula for this pattern also it is arithmetic
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