Decide if each person met their quarterly sales goals, considering sales must be at least €100,000 and new accounts per month must be higher than three.

To determine if Ken met his quarterly sales goals, we need to check two conditions:

1. Total sales across three months must be at least €100,000.
2. The average number of new accounts per month must be higher than three.

Step 1: Calculate Ken's total sales. $Total Sales = €25,000 + €38,000 + €47,000$ $Total Sales = €110,000$

Step 2: Check the first sales goal criterion. The total sales of €110,000 is greater than or equal to €100,000. So, the first criterion is met.

Step 3: Calculate Ken's total number of new accounts. $Total New Accounts = 2 + 3 + 7$ $Total New Accounts = 12$

Step 4: Calculate Ken's average number of new accounts per month. $Average New Accounts = \frac{Total New Accounts}{Number of Months}$ $Average New Accounts = \frac{12}{3}$ $Average New Accounts = 4$

Step 5: Check the second sales goal criterion. The average number of new accounts per month is 4, which is higher than 3. So, the second criterion is met.

Step 6: Conclude if Ken met his quarterly sales goals. Since both criteria are met, Ken met his quarterly sales goals.

The data for Naomi, Toby, and Holly is not provided in the image, so their goal status cannot be determined.

Ken: Met