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If the Revenue for the week is $2000, and labor cost consists of two workers earning $8 per hour who work 40 hours each, what is labor cost as a percentage of Revenue?
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If the Revenue for the week is $2000, and labor cost consists of two workers earning $8 per hour who work 40 hours each, what is labor cost as a percentage of Revenue?
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If the Revenue for the week is $2000, and labor cost consists of two workers earning $8 per hour who work 40 hours each, what is labor cost as a percentage of Revenue?
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8×40×2=640
labor cost as a percentage of Revenue
(640/2000)×100=32%
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2 workers, each 8 per hour, for 40hrs a week, so one earns 8 * 40, or 320 bucks, is two workers, so 320 + 320 or 640 bucks
if 2000 is the 100%, how much is 640 in percentage off of it?
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