Business, 24.02.2021 21:40, grayammip095l9

Sarah earns $10 an hour selling calculators, and every time she sells a calculator, she earns an additional $3 commission. Jamie also sells
calculators, and earns $30 an hour, but only earns an additional $1
commission for every calculator she sells.
How many calculators per hour on average would Sarah have to sell to
be making as much as Jamie would per hour, if Jamie sold the same
number of calculators?

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