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3 years ago

a salesperson earns $25 per day plus $2.50 for every sale. He normally earns $100 per day. How many sales does he normally get.

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He makes about 30 sales because he makes $100 typically but always makes a minimum of $25 making $75 worth of his sales. If you multiply 30 and $2.50 you get $75 in sales. His $25 minimum and $75 in sales make $100. So he makes 30 sales.

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