Is this a weighted average/percentage problem?Let's say a Marketing company has a total turnover of 10000 $There are 3 salesmen A,B,C with the following turnoversA=2000$B=3000$C=5000$Now, If the company wants to increase total turnover by 10 %, Should this be split as 10% for all salesmen OR Can 10% be split across A,B,C differently using weighted averages/percentages?

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Is this a weighted average/percentage problem?Let&#039;s say a Marketing company has a total turnover of 10000 $There are 3 salesmen A,B,C with the following turnoversA=2000$B=3000$C=5000$Now, If the company wants to increase total turnover by 10 %, Should this be split as 10% for all salesmen OR Can 10% be split across A,B,C differently using weighted averages/percentages?

blogspainmarax6qi · Accepted Answer

It depends on company OR below should be an answer.10000=A+B+C=2000+3000+500010000×(1+0.1)=(A+B+C)×(1+0.1)=(2000+3000+5000)×(1+0.1)∴A=2200$,B=3300$,C=5500$

calcinaretnbz · Accepted Answer

you could change whatever you like if and only if A+B+C=11000 the final

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