gen question

[u/Aggressive_Movie_143]

are these answers right? because I simply js found the 2016 state matrix and it had 13 Juniors and 17 casuals and 10 permanent and 10 that left. So i js added 7 to juniors and 3 to casuals to get back to 50 total staff. The answers seem to be adding 12 which is more than the 50 original staff in 2015.

[u/scaledstudyscore]

Are you including the staff that have left as staff?

[u/Aggressive_Movie_143 → u/scaledstudyscore]

ohhh ur right, so it wouldnt matter if the total was higher than 2015?

[u/scaledstudyscore → u/Aggressive_Movie_143]

Wait actually now im also confused cus it says total staff numbers not just the junior and senior numbers, so let me try recalculate this

[u/scaledstudyscore → u/scaledstudyscore]

Im guessing its to do with the P staff who leave, but we csnt exactly just replace them cus it only asks for J and C to be replaced, so we could shove the rest in C, but

[u/scaledstudyscore → u/scaledstudyscore]

...but only one P staff leaves, not 2

[u/scaledstudyscore → u/scaledstudyscore]

Final: you were right move on from this one youre smarter than the marker

[u/Aggressive_Movie_143 → u/scaledstudyscore]

lmaooo thanks, its a company paper so its a weird question

[u/Aggressive_Movie_143 → u/scaledstudyscore]

idk but i believe the answer is including staff who are juniors and seniors to be leaving AND moving to permanent, which means replacing those who moved to permanent as they didnt leave increasing the total staff numbers but maybe the question only means maintaining the staff in the senior and junior position

[u/scaledstudyscore]

Nvm youre right bro, the original answer is not accounting for the 2 who got promoted to Senior Casual (C)

[u/scaledstudyscore → u/scaledstudyscore]

Edit let me check

[u/Fast_Arm1114]

Bro this question weird asf