C. Both options A and B will allow him to meet his goal.

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On his original plan, he is $30 short. (A) By delaying his class 1 week, he can add one more payment, so will have $95 more than he needs. (B) By increasing his payment $15 each week for the remaining 2 weeks, he will have exactly the amount he needs to take the class at the time he originally wanted.

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3 years ago

1. The three salespeople for a local advertising firm are Sara, Kenny, and Leila. Sara sold $3350 in ads, Kenny sold $1368, and

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Answer:

$\text{Fraction of Sara sold }= \dfrac{1675}{2587}$

$\text{Fraction of Kenny sold }= \dfrac{684}{2587}$

$\text{Fraction of Leila sold }= \dfrac{228}{2587}$

Step-by-step explanation:

The three salespeople for a local advertising firm are sara, Kenny and Leila.

Sara sold total ads = $3350

Kenny sold total ads = $1368

Leila sold total ads = $456

First we calculate total sale of all three = 3350 + 1368 + 456 = $5174

We need to find fraction of total sale with each person sell.

$\text{Fraction of Sara sold }=\dfrac{\text{Sara total sold}}{\text{Total sale by all three}}$

$\text{Fraction of Sara sold }=\dfrac{3350}{5174}\Rightarrow\dfrac{1675}{2587}\approx 64.75\%$

$\text{Fraction of Kenny sold }=\dfrac{\text{Kenny total sold}}{\text{Total sale by all three}}$

$\text{Fraction of Kenny sold }=\dfrac{1368}{5174}\Rightarrow\dfrac{684}{2587}\approx 26.45\%$

$\text{Fraction of Leila sold }=\dfrac{\text{Leila total sold}}{\text{Total sale by all three}}$

$\text{Fraction of Leila sold }=\dfrac{456}{5174}\Rightarrow\dfrac{228}{2587}\approx 8.8\%$

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3 years ago