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Okay, so we've got a situation where a factory is paying its employees every single wednesday.
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And they say that on thursdays the day after they get paid, the productivity seems to be a little slow, but gradually throughout the week, we get back to that peak productivity, which always occurs on wednesday, which is payday.
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And they're wondering, what type of schedule is this? so this payment schedule.
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So let's take a look.
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Let's first define each of them.
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So for a, we have our variable interview, or variable interval.
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So variable interval.
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So interval is going to be referring to time.
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So this is going to refer to time.
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So is it taking place over a set amount of time? then we have our variable ratio for part b.
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Ratio means that a certain number of things is going to have to be done.
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So instead of occurring over time, it's going to be maybe i have to put five coins in a slot machine.
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To achieve a certain result, instead of having to wait a certain number of time for that result.
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And then variable is just going to be a different amount each time, while fixed is the same amount each time.
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So our fixed interval is going to be a consistent amount of time, and then our variable, or our fixed ratio, it's going to have a fixed number of things being done in order to achieve payment...