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George saves 18% of his total gross weekly earnings from his 2 part-time jobs here in $6.25 per hour from one part-time job and $7.50 per hour from the other part-time job George Works a total of 40 hours between two jobs each week what additional information needed to determine the amount of the earnings he saves each week

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His total earnings would be (18%)[$6.25(hours in 1st job) + $7.50(hours in 2nd job)]. However, we know that his total hours is 40 hours, so if we let the number of hours he spends in his 1st job be x, the number of hours in the 2nd is (40 - x).
Then his total earnings would be[tex](0.18)(6.25x+7.50(40-x))[/tex]. This means that we need to know the time he spends in 1 job (either the first or the second will do).

Answer:

Additional information needed:-

  •  Need number of hours he worked for part time jobs.

Explanation:

The given information, George saves 18% of his total gross weekly earnings from his 2 part-time jobs.

He earn $6.25 per hour from one part-time job and $7.50 per hour from the other part-time job .

George Works a total of 40 hours between two jobs each week.

Further explanation:

To find: The amount of the earnings he saves each week.

First we need to find the gross income = Income generated by one part -time job + Income generated by another part-time job .

= $6.25 (No. of hours he worked in one part-time job) +$7.25( No. of hours he worked in other part-time job)

Then, The amount he saves each week would be given by :-

  • 18% of Total gross pay  = 18% of [$6.25 (No. of hours he worked in one part-time job) + $7.25(No. of hours he worked in other part-time job)]

Therefore, in order to determine the amount of the earnings he saves each week the additional information needed are :

Extra information needed to solve this problem,

Either given number of hours he worked in one part-time job or number of hours he worked in other part-time job.

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