Sales Gi sells televisions. He earns a fixed amount for each television and an additional $ 30 if the buyer gets an extended warranty. If Gi sells 14 televisions with extended warranties, he earns $ 1 comma 190. How much is the fixed amount Gi earns for each television? The fixed amount Gi earns for each television he sells is $ nothing.

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Jefferson Barnes

22 December, 04:40

Sales Gi sells televisions. He earns a fixed amount for each television and an additional $ 30 if the buyer gets an extended warranty. If Gi sells 14 televisions with extended warranties, he earns $ 1 comma 190. How much is the fixed amount Gi earns for each television? The fixed amount Gi earns for each television he sells is $ nothing.

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Tessa Reyes · Answer 1

The fixed amount Gi earns for each television he sells is $ 55.

Step-by-step explanation:

If Gi sold 14 televisions and earnt a total of $1,190, then for each television that was sold he earnt:

per tv = total earnt/total sold

per tv = 1190/14 = 85

Since he sold all these televisions with warranty, then he earned "x + 30" per each tv sold, since he got the bonus from the warranty. Therefore the fixed amount he earns per tv is:

x + 30 = 85

x = 85 - 30

x = 55

The fixed amount Gi earns for each television he sells is $ 55.