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Kayleen has been offered two jobs. The first job offers and annual salary of $32000. The second job offers an annual salary of $10000 plus 8% commission on all of her sales. How much money per month would Kayleen need to make in sales to earn enough commission to make more money at the second job?

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Answer:

The amount of money he makes in sale to earn enough commission is $22,000 .

Explanation:

Given as :

The salary offered for the first job = $32000 annually

The salary offered for the second job = $10,000 annually + 8% per sales commission

Now, let the number of sale make by Kayleen to earn commission to make more money at second job = n sales

Now, According to question

The salary offered for the first job = The salary offered for the second job + 8% of number of sales

Or, $32,000 = $10,000 + 8% of n

Or, $32,000 - $10,000 =
(8)/(100)×n

Or, $22,000 = 0.08×n

∴ n =
(22,000)/(0.08)

I.e n = 275,000

So, The amount of money he makes in sale to earn enough commission = 8% of n

I,e The amount of money he makes in sale to earn enough commission = 0.08×275,000

Or, The amount of money he makes in sale to earn enough commission = $22,000

Hence, The amount of money he makes in sale to earn enough commission is $22,000 . Answer

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