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Suzanne picks 60% more apples than Sam in the same amount of time, and Bert picks 5% more than Suzanne in the same amount of time. If Bert picks apples for one hour and Sam picks apples for 1 1/2 hours, what is Bert's output expressed as a percentage of Sam's?
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(the units here
are largely irrelevant), then Suzanne's speed is 
.
apples.
Bert's output in one hour will be 
apples.
Therefore Bert's output will be 
times
Sam's, or 1.12 times Sam's. Expressed as a percentage, this is 112%.