Mathematics, 29.04.2021 21:20 PaulJames

Maria is deciding between two jobs selling clothing at the mall. Store #1 will pay her
$10.25 per hour plus 2% commission on her weekly sales. Store #2 will pay her $8.75
per hour plus 4% commission on her weekly sales. How much would she need to sell
in order for her to make more money working for store #2? (Use "x" as your variable)

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