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Pie
2 years ago
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Nick billups is paid a salary of $ 900 a month, a 2 % commission on all sales, and 1.8 % more on monthly sales over $ 17,500. In

June, his sales were $ 48,500 and In July, & $ 50,200. A. Find his total salary and commission for June. B. find his total salary and commission for July.
Mathematics
2 answers:
BARSIC [14]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

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Nick billups is paid a salary of $900 a month, a 2 % commission on all sales, and 1.8 % more on monthly sales over $ 17,500.

In June, his sales were $ 48,500.

So, commission earned = 0.02\times48500=970 dollars

0.018\times(48500-17500) = $558

Total salary for June = 900+970+558 = $2428

Total commission for June = 970+558 = $1528

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In July, his sales were 50,200.

So, commission earned = 0.02\times50200=1004 dollars

0.018\times(50200-17500) = $588.60

Total salary for July = 900+1004+588.60 = $2492.60

Total commission for July = 1004+588.60 = $1592.60

Trava [24]2 years ago
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June :
900 + 0.02(48,500) + 0.018(48500 - 17500) = 
900 + 970 + 558 = 2428 <==

July :
900 + .02(50,200) + 0.018(50200 - 17500) =
900 + 1004 + 588.60 = 2492.60 <===
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