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The table below shows the record of sales in a week. Use it to answer the questions below.

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  1. Step 1: Identify the sales amount for each day. Monday: N2,500 Tuesday: N2,500 Wednesday: N4,800 Thursday: N8,700 Friday: N1,500 Saturday: N7,000
  1. Compare the amounts to find the highest.

    The highest amount is N8,700, which occurred on Thursday.  
    The day with the highest amount of sales was **Thursday**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{Thursday}}
    $$
    

    2. Step 1: Identify the sales amount for each day. Monday: N2,500 Tuesday: N2,500 Wednesday: N4,800 Thursday: N8,700 Friday: N1,500 Saturday: N7,000

  2. Compare the amounts to find the lowest.

    The lowest amount is N1,500, which occurred on Friday.  
    The day with the lowest amount of sales was **Friday**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{Friday}}
    $$
    

    3. Step 1: Examine the sales amounts for identical values. Monday sales: N2,500 Tuesday sales: N2,500 The days that recorded equal amounts of sales are Monday and Tuesday. Monday and Tuesday \boxed{\text{Monday and Tuesday}}

    1. Step 1: Identify Saturday and Friday sales. Saturday sales = N7,000 Friday sales = N1,500
  3. Calculate the difference.

    $$
    \text{Difference} = \text{N}7,000 - \text{N}1,500 = \text{N}5,500
    $$
    Saturday sales were greater than Friday sales by **N5,500**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{N}5,500}
    $$
    

    5. Step 1: Identify Tuesday and Monday sales. Tuesday sales = N2,500 Monday sales = N2,500

  4. Calculate the difference.

    $$
    \text{Difference} = \text{N}2,500 - \text{N}2,500 = \text{N}0
    $$
    Tuesday sales were greater than Monday sales by **N0**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{N}0}
    $$
    

    6. Step 1: Identify Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday sales. Saturday sales = N7,000 Monday sales = N2,500 Tuesday sales = N2,500

  5. Calculate the sum of Monday and Tuesday sales.

    $$
    \text{Monday and Tuesday sales} = \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}2,500 = \text{N}5,000
    $$
    
  6. Calculate the difference between Saturday sales and the combined Monday and Tuesday sales.

    $$
    \text{Difference} = \text{N}7,000 - \text{N}5,000 = \text{N}2,000
    $$
    Saturday sales were greater than Monday and Tuesday sales by **N2,000**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{N}2,000}
    $$
    

    7. Step 1: Identify the highest sales amount (Thursday: N8,700).

  7. Look for the next highest sales amount.

    The next highest amount after Thursday's N8,700 is N7,000, which occurred on Saturday.  
    Another highest amount was recorded on **Saturday**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{Saturday}}
    $$
    

    8. Step 1: Sum all sales for the week. Total sales=N2,500+N2,500+N4,800+N8,700+N1,500+N7,000=N27,000 \text{Total sales} = \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}4,800 + \text{N}8,700 + \text{N}1,500 + \text{N}7,000 = \text{N}27,000

  8. Count the number of days (6 days).

  9. Calculate the average sales.

    $$
    \text{Average sales} = \frac{\text{Total sales}}{\text{Number of days}} = \frac{\text{N}27,000}{6} = \text{N}4,500
    $$
    The average sales for the week is **N4,500**.
    $$
    \boxed{\text{N}4,500}
    $$
    

    9. Step 1: Sum sales from Monday to Friday. Sales (Mon-Fri)=N2,500+N2,500+N4,800+N8,700+N1,500=N20,000 \text{Sales (Mon-Fri)} = \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}4,800 + \text{N}8,700 + \text{N}1,500 = \text{N}20,000 The sales recorded from Monday to Friday was N20,000. N20,000 \boxed{\text{N}20,000}

    1. Step 1: Sum all sales for the week (Monday to Saturday). Total sales=N2,500+N2,500+N4,800+N8,700+N1,500+N7,000=N27,000\text{Total sales} = \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}2,500 + \text{N}4,800 + \text{N}8,700 + \text{N}1,500 + \text{N}7,000 = \text{N}27,000 The total sales for the week is N27,000. N27,000\boxed{\text{N}27,000}
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