So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
<h3>what is the total value of merchandise he needs to sell?</h3>
We can assume that we have a proportional relation:
y = k*x
Where y is the commission and x is what Norman sells, then:
$15 = k*$200
k = $200/$15 = 0.075
$37.50 = k*$500
k = $500/$37.50 = 0.075
Then the relation is:
y = 0.075*x
If he wants a commission of $150, then:
$150 = 0.075*x
$150/0.075 = x = $2,000
So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
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3. A=bh/2
2A=bh
h=2A/b.
8. Dy-Cx=E
Dy=E+Cx
y=(E+Cx)/D
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
separate with like terms
the first fraction can be left alone as it can't be simplified any further
the second fraction can be written as w⁹ ÷ w¹ , when the bases are the same and division is involved subtract the powers: 9 - 1 = 8, so it's simplified to w⁸
the third fraction can be written as m⁵ ÷ m⁹, subtract the powers: 5 - 9 = -4, so it's simplified to m⁻⁴
putting it together:
The product is 1,127.98853 ⇨ 5 digits follow after the decimal point. Hope that helps
