Coachman Industnes manufactures both six-wheeled motor homes as well as four-wheeled travel trailers.
You are employed by Coachman Industries as the manager of Plant #2. You are really excited about
this job and you want to do it to the best of your ability
Your job requires amongst other things, to check the number of six-wheeled motor homes and four-
wheeled travel trailers for the day but you notice a problem.
Steve is one of the employees who did not specify how specifically how many motor homes and travel
trailers had been assembled during his day shift.
You do not wish to fire Steve but you would like to clarify how many six-wheeled motor homes and how
many four-wheeled travel trailers had been assembled during Steve's shift. You need this information
to present and to discuss it with your boss the next day
When you speak to Steve, he cannot remember the specific details. Steve only remembers that he
used 146 wheels
It is now too late to count the various vehicles as they have already been sent to the next plant and all
the vehicles are mixed with the other motor homes and travel trailers that the other workers completed
through the day as well
You have the following information available Steve is paid by the type of vehicle R60085 for each
Class A motor home, and R300.65 for each travel trailer. What should Steve be paid?