The answer is C. $5,355
In order to find this amount you need to find how much he makes in each month individually. We'll start with month one where he sold $13,500 worth of software. Since that number is under $20,000 we know that he makes 10%. So to find his earnings, we simply multiply the told sold by the percentage.
$13,500 * 10% = $1,350
Now we need to find the amount for month two. Since he sold $26,700, which is more than $20,000 we know that he gets the 15% of the amount sold. Similarly to last time, we'll multiply the two together.
$26,700 * 15% = $4,005
Now you can combine the two of them to find the overall amount.
$1,350 + $4,005 = $5,355
Answer:
B. 7/-8
Step-by-step explanation:
it doesn't matter which number the negative sign is on, the result stays the same either way.
By the chain rule,
so
It's kinda hard to tell which values are which in the table, but if I had to guess, you should get
Answer:D=4
Step-by-step explanation:
Because they are fractions which can't be more than one or they are negative
