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Mathematics, 19.03.2020 09:00 paige1616

12 A person's weekly take home pay includes a base salary of $379 plus 9% commission on

their weekly sales.

a) Declare a variable for weekly take home pay. Declare a variable for weekly sales.

Write a function expressing the weekly take home pay, in terms of the weekly sales.

b) If the weekly take home pay for a given week was $752. 77, what were the weekly

sales for that week?

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