Since we know what he earns hourly, and his sales, we can figure out his full gross pay for the week.
As so:
We can set up an equation like this:
<em>h</em> = hours
<em>s</em> = sales
9.60h + 5%s
Now, we substitute.
9.60(35) + 5%(230)
Next, solve.
336.00 + 11.50
$347.50
$347.50 was Glen's gross pay for the week.
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First, let the number of skis rented by x and the number of snowboards rented by y. We can then assemble the first equation from the amount of money made from the rentals.
44x + 58y = 2232
The second equation can come from the fact that 9 more skis were rented than snowboards.
y = x - 9
Therefore our system is:
44x + 58y = 2232
y = x - 9
Answer:
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Paula would be 14 times 6 or 84
Tina would be 13 times 8 or 104
So tina made more
