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My name is Ann [436]
3 years ago
6

Lucy works at an electronics store as a salesperson. Lucy earns a 6% commission on the total dollar amount of all phone sales sh

e makes, and earns a 2% commission on all computer sales. How much money would Lucy earn in commission on a day that she sold $1100 worth of phones and $1900 worth of computers? How much money would Lucy earn in commission on a day that she sold $xx worth of phones and $yy worth of computers?
Mathematics
1 answer:
olga55 [171]3 years ago
8 0

Lacy would earn a commission of $104.

Lacy would earn 0.06x dollars on phones sale and 0.02y dollars on computer sales.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Commission earned on phones sales = 6% = \frac{6}{100}=0.06

Commission earned on computer sales = 2% = \frac{2}{100}=0.02

Worth of phones sold = $1100

Commission amount = 0.06*1100 = $66

Worth of computers sold = $1900

Commission amount = 0.02*1900 = $38

Total commission amount = 66+38 = $104

Lacy would earn a commission of $104.

For $x of phones, we will multiply the given amount with commission rate;

Commission amount of $x phones = 0.06*x = 0.06x

For $y computers;

Commission amount of $y computers = 0.02*y = 0.02y

Lacy would earn 0.06x dollars on phones sale and 0.02y dollars on computer sales.

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