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Martin Ellis sells a line of cooking pots. He is paid a salary of $1,150 a month plus a 10% commission on all sales. Last month

his sales were $35,000. What were his total earnings?
a

$500.00

b

$4,650.00

c

$650.00

d

$50.00

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mel-nik [20]2 years ago

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Answer:$4,650.00

Step-by-step explanation:35,000x10%=3,500

3,500+1,150=4,650

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