PL HEL M
Amar works as a customer service representative at Bell World, selling the new
iPhon...
Mathematics, 20.03.2021 01:00 randyg0531
PL HEL M
Amar works as a customer service representative at Bell World, selling the new
iPhone 12 Pro Max. He earns $11.50/hour, a plus 15% commission on all iPhone
12 Pro Max’s he sells.
a. Create an algebraic equation to represent Amar’s earnings. Define all
variables.
b. What was the value of Amar’s iPhone 12 Pro Max sales if he worked for
5.5 hours and earned $854.42?
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