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Flauer [41]
3 years ago
6

Which equation represents the total commission (c) a sales associate receives if he sells 15 laptop computers (l)? What is the t

otal commission if the commission for selling each computer is $39.95?
A. l = 15c; $2.66
B. c = 15l; $2.66
C. c = 15l; $599.25
D. l = 15c; $599.25
Mathematics
1 answer:
Leto [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer : C

the total commission (c) a sales associate receives if he sells 15 laptop computers (l)

Total commission = number of laptops * commission for each laptop

Total commission is c

number of laptops  is 15

commission for laptop is l

C = 15 * I

So c= 15l

the commission for selling each computer is $39.95

c= 15l

c = 15 * 39.95 = 599.25

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