The number of employees at a plant continually fluctuates. one month started at 568. then 102 employees were hired, and the next 57 employees were displaced. if the plant then plans to add 10% more employees, how many will it have? how many employees will the plant have?

Question

Mathematics

Walker Collins

10 August, 14:24

The number of employees at a plant continually fluctuates. one month started at 568. then 102 employees were hired, and the next 57 employees were displaced. if the plant then plans to add 10% more employees, how many will it have? how many employees will the plant have?

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Darius Boone · Answer 1

Beginning total = 568

Hired = 102

new total = 670

Fired = 670 - 57 = 613 employees

10 / 100 * 613 = 61.3 (round off to 61 because you cant have. 3 of a person)

Total Employees at = 613 + 61 = 674 employees