To find out how much Jarrod made in commission, you can use the following formula:
\[ \text{Commission} = \text{Sales} \times \text{Commission Rate} \]
Given that Jarrod sold $710 worth of jewelry and his commission rate is 4% (or 0.04 in decimal form), we can calculate his commission:
\[ \text{Commission} = 710 \times 0.04 = 28.4 \]
So, Jarrod made $28.40 in commission.
To find out how much the jewelry store made from his sales, we'll subtract Jarrod's commission from the total sales amount:
\[ \text{Store Earnings} = \text{Sales} - \text{Commission} \]
The jewelry store's earnings from Jarrod's sales would be:
\[ \text{Store Earnings} = 710 - 28.4 = 681.6 \]
Thus, the jewelry store made $681.60 from Jarrod's sales.
In summary:
- Jarrod's commission: $28.40
- Jewelry store's earnings: $681.60