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Anna35 [415]
3 years ago
12

sandra brown works as a beautician. she earns $1 commission for the first 50 haircuts and a $1.50 for all haircuts over 50. in a

ddition, she recievs a base salary of $250 per week.if she performs 72 haircuts, what is her total pay for the week
Mathematics
1 answer:
antiseptic1488 [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Total Pay of Sandra for the week is $333.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Base salary of Sandra = $250

Commission for each haircuts = $1

Commission for 50 haircuts = money as commission for 50 haircuts.

We will use unitary method to find the same;

Amount of Money as commission for 50 haircuts  = \$1\times 50 = \$50

Also Given:

Commission for each haircuts above 50 = $1.5

Number of Haircuts = 72 = 50 + 22

Hence there are 22 haircuts above 50

Amount of Money as commission for 22 haircuts  = \$1.5\times 22 = \$33

We need to find the Total pay of Sandra for the week.

Total pay of Sandra = Base salary of Sandra + Amount of Money as commission for 50 haircuts + Amount of Money as commission for 22 haircuts

Total pay of Sandra = \$250+\$50+\$33 = \$333

Hence Total Pay of Sandra for the week is $333.

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