Question

Three salesmen work for the same company, selling the same product. And, although they are all paid on a weekly basis,each salesman earns his paycheck differently. Salesman A works strictly on commission. He earns $65 per sale, with a/maximum weekly commission of $1,300. Salesman B earns a weekly base salary of $300, plus a commission of $40 persale. There are no limits on the amount of commission he can earn. Salesman C does not earn any commission. His weeklysalary is $900.This task build on important concepts you've learned in this unit and allows you to apply those concepts to a variety ofsituations. Three salesmen work for the same company, selling the same product. And, although they are all paid on a weekly basis,each salesman earns his paycheck differently. Salesman A works strictly on commission. He earns $65 per sale, with amaximum weekly commission of $1,300. Salesman B earns a weekly base salary of $300, plus a commission of $40 persale. There are no limits on the amount of commission he can earn. Salesman C does not earn any commission. His weeklysalary is $900. Three salesmen work for the same company, selling the same product. And, although they are all paid on a weekly basis,each salesman earns his paycheck differently. Salesman A works strictly on commission. He earns $65 per sale, with amaximum weekly commission of $1,300. Salesman B earns a weekly base salary of $300, plus a commission of $40 persale. There are no limits on the amount of commission he can earn. Salesman C does not earn any commission. His weeklysalary is $900.

Answer 1

Given:

Salesman A earn = 65 per sale.

Salesman B earn = 40 per sales and 300weekly salary.

Salesman C earn = 900 weekly salary

Let "x" represent the number of sales each man

Salesman A earn is:

`y=65x`

Salesman B earn is:

`y=40x+300`
`\begin{gathered} 65x=40x+300 \\ 65x-40x=300 \\ 25x=300 \\ x=(300)/(25) \\ x=12 \end{gathered}`

So total sales is 12 then.

S=0 For Zero week

`\begin{gathered} \text{Salesman A} \\ y=65x \\ y=0 \end{gathered}`
`\begin{gathered} \text{Salesman B} \\ y=40x+300 \\ y=40(0)+300 \\ y=300 \end{gathered}`
`\begin{gathered} \text{ Salesman C} \\ y=900 \end{gathered}`

For S=1

`\begin{gathered} \text{Salesman A:} \\ y=65x \\ y=65(1) \\ y=65 \\ \text{Salesman B}\colon \\ y=40x+300 \\ y=40(1)+300 \\ y=340 \\ \text{Salesman C:} \\ y=900 \end{gathered}`

For s=10

`\begin{gathered} \text{Salesman A:} \\ y=65x \\ y=65(10) \\ y=650 \\ \text{Salesman B:} \\ y=40x+300 \\ y=40(10)+300 \\ y=700 \\ \text{Salesman c:} \\ y=900 \end{gathered}`