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TSI Math: Converting Units to Calculate How Much Animators Get Paid 1 Views


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Okay sy shmoop er's Here we go Another word problem

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for you Megan and landed just opened their own animation

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studio and their first client wants a twenty four minute

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episode ready in four weeks And animator can produce one

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hundred seventy five frames a day and twenty five frames

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equals one second of an episode Meghan and land and

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pay their animators five hundred fifty dollars per five day

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workweek and hire the minimum number of animators needed to

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complete the project in four weeks What is the total

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amount the company will pay in salaries for the four

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week period and you can just round your answer to

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the nearest dollars It's pretty interesting here looking be there

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Six million nine hundred some that's where i want to

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work apparently not all right Moving on well analyzing this

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problems like tryingto list the reasons parents should not volunteer

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to be chaperones at their kids promise it's hard to

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know where to start calculating the number of seconds of

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film a single animator can produce in one day seems

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as good a place as any so we got one

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hundred seventy five frames a day divided by twenty five

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frames a second neck ids of seven seconds a day

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Well a single animator can produce seven seconds per day

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of the film time or video time or thirty five

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seconds a week Well a twenty four minute episode is

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twenty four times sixty one thousand four hundred forty seconds

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So to finish the project on time the animators must

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produce one thousand four hundred forty seconds divided by those

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four weeks or three hundred sixty seconds per week And

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we divide this number by the thirty five seconds per

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week animator to find the minimum number of animators needed

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to accomplish the job like megan and landon maybe hitting

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up indeed or glass door to find some more animators

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and that gets us three sixty divided by thirty five

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and it's about ten point three We've never met anyone

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who we considered point two eight or a point Three

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of an animator there so round up round down the

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minimum number of animators needed is eleven Rounding down would

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give us ten and don't get the wrong answer because

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we need a third of an animator there Tio make

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up for the difference And if you only have a

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twenty three point two minute episode well then it's not

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ready and the network will reject you and not you

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and that would be bad if only ten animators were

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toe work There'd be a problem so we need eleven

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animators and each one makes five fifty a week over

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four weeks So if you multiply five fifty by four

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there you get twenty two hundred and then you multiply

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that by eleven and you get twenty four thousand two

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hundred bucks and there we go The answer is a 00:02:33.13 --> [endTime] for animator

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