Jared and David both sell air conditioning units, but they work for two different companies. Each month, Jared earns a base pay of $1,001 plus an extra $75.55 for each sale he makes. David's monthly pay includes a commission of $125.75 for each AC unit he sells and his base pay of $750. In March of last year, Jared and David sold the exact same number of AC units, and their paychecks were both for the same amount.

Part A: Set up a system of equations for this situation.

Question

Jared and David both sell air conditioning units, but they work for two different companies. Each month, Jared earns a base pay of $1,001 plus an extra $75.55 for each sale he makes. David's monthly pay includes a commission of $125.75 for each AC unit he sells and his base pay of $750. In March of last year, Jared and David sold the exact same number of AC units, and their paychecks were both for the same amount.

Part A: Set up a system of equations for this situation.

anonymous · Answer

can someone helppp

anonymous · Answer

x=number of sales

Jared: 1001 + 75.55x
base pay plus cost per sale

David: 750 + 125.75x
base pay plus commission

anonymous · Answer

Part B: What is the solution to the system of equations found in Part A?

Part C: What does the solution of the system of equations found in Part B represent in the context of this situation? Be sure to explain the meaning of the values in the solution.

anonymous · Answer

Part B: Put both equations equal to each other, then solve for x to get how many sales they both made.

Part C: Jared and David both made x many sales and their paychecks were for the same amount. (Elaborate on this a bit more)

anonymous · Answer

can you give me the answer is ahrd for me i dont get it

anonymous · Answer

Part B: because Jared and David both made the same amount for their paychecks, you can set the equations form part A equal to each other:
1001+75.55x = 750+125.75x

anonymous · Answer

Susan is comparing the height of students,in inches, in her class at Wayne High School. 

The height of the boys are shown below, in inches:

68, 69, 74, 60, 68, 72, 66, 68, 71, 69, 80

The heights of the girls in her class are shown below.

48, 66, 60, 64, 63, 62, 60, 58, 41

With this data, she created the two box plots shown below.

anonymous · Answer

can you help me again please

anonymous · Answer

Part A: Identify the values of A, B, C, D, and E in each box plot.

mathmath333 · Answer

where are the boxplot

anonymous · Answer

the box only have the letts abcde

anonymous · Answer

can someone help me !

mathmath333 · Answer

i m unable to undertand ur question 

may be u can attach screenshot of it

anonymous · Answer

this isreally what matters

anonymous · Answer

The height of the boys are shown below, in inches:

68, 69, 74, 60, 68, 72, 66, 68, 71, 69, 80

The heights of the girls in her class are shown below.
48, 66, 60, 64, 63, 62, 60, 58, 41

anonymous · Answer

the box plot is a box with 5 letters on it 
abcde

anonymous · Answer

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