hey you guys I need but I want you to explain it to me don't just give me an answer an insurance salesperson earns a salary of $4,200 per month pulse a commission of 3% of sales. how much must the salesperson sell to have a monthly income of at least $4,500?
4500 = 4200 + 3%C should be the setup
okay
subtract the 42 and divide by 3% to determine the comminssions
The salesperson gets 4200 as his salary, and that doesn't depend on his sales. Start with that. Then, add in a percentage of his sales. What is 3 percent of a number? Can you multiply his sales by a number to get the percentage? If so, you can add his base salary to his sales percentage to get his income.
@amistre64 okay then what I get would be the anwer?
what you get would then be the answer yes just remember that 3% is equal to .03 :) (4500-4200)/.03 = C
INCOME = BASE PAY + (PERCENTAGE/100) * SALES
okay thanks you guys
would the answer be 14
um, no 3% of 14 is like .... 42 cents.
oh
4500-4200 = 300 300/.03 is in the tens of thousands i think
oh oka
okay
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