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    Salary Plus Commission | 
  2019-04-05 | 
  
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  From Herschel: Fire Fighting Equipment pays salespeople as follows: $452 per week plus a commission of .9% on sales between $15,000 and $25000, with 1.1% paid on sales in excess of $25,000. Find the gross earnings for an salesperson whose Total Sales are $28,400. (No commission is paid on the first $15,000 of sales) Answered by Penny Nom. | 
  
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    Salary plus commission | 
  2017-10-16 | 
  
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  From Natasha: Veronika works at Future Shop and earns ₱10.50/h plus 6% commission on sales. Last week Veronika worked 40 hours. What was Veronika’s weekly gross salary if her total sales were ₱2050? Answered by Penny Nom. | 
  
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    Annual salary | 
  2017-09-01 | 
  
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  From Lisa: I am applying for a job that pays $16.00 per hour, plus 5 hours of overtime every 2 weeks. I live in California, where overtime is 1.5 times the regular rate of pay after you work 8 hours a day. What would the gross annual salary be with all the overtime hours added in? Answered by Penny Nom. | 
  
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    A piecewise function for monthly salary | 
  2009-02-03 | 
  
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  From Josh: A sales rep for a drug company is paid on the following scale. His base salary is $1600 per month. He is also paid a commission of 2% of sales over $20,000. When his gross sales reach $30,000 he is then paid 4% on the amount above that until his sales reach $50,000 after which point his commission becomes 6%. His commission reaches 8% when his sales total goes over $100,000 for the month. Set up a piecewise function for the information above. Answered by Harley Weston. | 
  
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    Base salary plus commission | 
  2008-01-10 | 
  
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  From mike: i need some help with this word problem. 
in november 2001, hall kinion advertised an account executive position in savannah
 georgia for a salesperson with experience selling internet services. the job 
advertised a 3500 dollar base salary and 24000 dollar to 48000 dollar in 
commissions in the first year. Assuming a 20 percent commission rate, how many
dollars in sales would u have to generate to earn 64000 dollars annually. Answered by Penny Nom. | 
  
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    Real Pay | 
  2005-11-07 | 
  
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  From Judy: Is there a formula for computing "real pay"? Example - you are offered a position in your home town for $A, and another position in another town for $B. To work at $B job there would be so many hours in commute time involved (z), and a real daily commute cost (either train, bus, or auto mileage-wear, etc.) (x). How would you calculate the real pay of job $B in relation to job $A? 
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    My salary is doubled everyday for 30 days | 
  2002-01-17 | 
  
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  From Kanishk: I recieve 1 penny the 1st day, 2 pennies the 2nd day, and my salary is doubled everyday for 30 days. How much money will I have by the end of the 30 day time period? (Is there a way of solving this problem without a chart?)  Answered by Penny Nom. | 
  
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    Working on commission | 
  2001-02-17 | 
  
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  From Jay: Ron the realtor is offered a job directly out of real-estate school.  He has a choice as to which way he will receive his salary the first year. 
    Salary Plan 1: He would receive a base pay of $2000 per month plus a 3% commission on each sale.
   Salary Plan 2: No base pay but a 6% commission on each sale. 
   Write an equation to determine when it would be better to switch from the first plan to the second plan.  Give a one- or two-sentence answer that includes Ron`s sales in a month.  Round to the nearest dollar, if necessary. Answered by Leeanne Boehm and Penny Nom. | 
  
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