Mathematics

Tess Branch

7 December, 18:53

You have been offered a job and have two salary options from which to choose. You can be paid $500 a week plus 2% of all weekly sales, or you can be paid $300 a week plus 10% of all weekly sales. How much would you have to sell for the two methods to pay the same?

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