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A salesman's commission varies directly as his sales.If the commission is $10 for $100 in sales, find the commission for $150 in sales.

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I just did this same question on a test and got the exact same answer, therefore B. $15, is the correct answer.

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User Bryan Stearns
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You are given a commission of $10 for $100 in sales. You are to find the commission for $150 in sales. It is stated in the problem that the salesman’s commission varies directly as his sales. Directly means proportional, and so this relationship has a constant. Let us say the salesman commission is c and his sales is s. Let us also denote k as our constant.

C = ks
$10 = k($100)
k = 0.1

We need to find the salesman commission in $150 sales.

C = ks
C = (0.1)($150)
C = $15
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