SOLUTION: A worker is required to make 45 parts per hour, if that operator worked 10 hours and made 250 parts, did he make enough? If not, how many should have been made?

SOLUTION: A worker is required to make 45 parts per hour, if that operator worked 10 hours and made 250 parts, did he make enough? If not, how many should have been made?

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Question 836656: A worker is required to make 45 parts per hour, if that operator worked 10 hours and made 250 parts, did he make enough? If not, how many should have been made?
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
His actual rate was parts/hr
To come up to parts/hr he should have
made parts in hrs since
parts/hr

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