2 Alex and Ben are employees of Zamry Sdn Bhd. The company uses a piece rate system to reward its workers. The straight piece rate is RMO.50 per unit of output. In Week 1, Alex produced 200 units whilst Ben produced 180 units. Required: Calculate the earnings for Alex and Ben.

2 Alex and Ben are employees of Zamry Sdn Bhd. The company uses a piece rate system to reward its workers. The straight piece rate is RMO.50 per unit of output. In Week 1, Alex produced 200 units whilst Ben produced 180 units. Required: Calculate the earnings for Alex and Ben.

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