Nathanael Richard

Mathematics

9 June, 04:18

Tara works at an electronics store as a salesperson. She receives a weekly salary of $375 plus she makes commission in the amount of 5% of what she sells. Which of the following represents her total earnings, E, in terms of s, the number of electronics she sells, not including any taxes?

A.

E + 5s = 375

B.

E = 375 + 5s

C.

E + 0.05s = 375

D.

E = 375 + 0.05s

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