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Answer 1 · 2017-03-23T04:35:18

If Philips' sells $.15,000 worth of electronics his commission is $= $ .600$ $= $.600$

Philips' commission $= 4 %$ $=4%$

It means -

If he sells $.100 worth of electronics his commission is $= $ .4$ $=$.4$

[Then Proceed like this]

If he sells $.1 worth of electronics his commission is $= $ . \frac{4}{100}$ $=$. 4/100$

If he sells $.15,000 worth of electronics his commission is $= $ . \frac{4}{100} \times 15000 = $ .600$ $=$. 4/100 xx 15000= $.600$

Answer 2 · 2017-03-23T11:18:47

$600$ $600$

His commission is $4 %$ $4%$ of the value of the sales.

We need to find $4 %$ $4%$ of $15, 000$ $15,000$

$= \frac{4}{100} \times \frac{15000}{1}$ $=4/100 xx 15000/1$

$=4/cancel100 xx (150cancel00)/1$

$=600$