You have $3000 to use for training your employees each hour of training cost $40 per employee plus a one time $200 fee how many hours of training can you purchase and how many hours of training will each of your employees received

You would need to represent this as an equation:

You know you have 3000

You're charged 40 dollars and hour, including a one time fee of 200 dollars

As an equation, this would be represented as:

3000 = 40x + 200

x = hours

Now, solve the equation:

3000 = 40x + 200

Subtract 200 from both sides

2800 = 40x

Divide both sides by 40

70 = x

This means that you can get 70 hours of training for each of your employees

70 hours

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step-by-step explanation:

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