Question 3 O Gabrielle is given the choice of two positions, the first paying $6400 per month and the otherX- 23.d) 6z - 9 - z² < 0(c) s - (x - 3) < 1<1(e) 3t2 + 21t + 30 > 5t² – 20Gabrielle is given the choice of two positions, the first paying $6400 per montn and the venpaying $4000 per month plus a 5% commission on all sales made during the month.Winat amount of sale must she make a month for the second position to be more prontabie.a(3) Create the function which best describes the graph show below.f(x).7--3-211128.6.6.-2-11.-7-6-5-4-3-1-21102.3.

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