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To calculate Hamad's gross pay, we need to break down his sales into the commission brackets provided:

1. **For sales up to AED 31,000**, the commission rate is 2%.
2. **For the next bracket (AED 31,001 to AED 48,000)**, the commission rate is 5%.
3. **For sales above AED 48,000**, the commission rate is 8%.

Hamad's total sales were AED 65,000. We'll calculate the commission for each segment:

1. **First AED 31,000** at 2% commission:
   \[
   31,000 \times 0.02 = 620 \, \text{AED}
   \]

2. **Next AED 17,000 (from AED 31,001 to AED 48,000)** at 5% commission:
   \[
   17,000 \times 0.05 = 850 \, \text{AED}
   \]

3. **Remaining AED 17,000 (from AED 48,001 to AED 65,000)** at 8% commission:
   \[
   17,000 \times 0.08 = 1,360 \, \text{AED}
   \]

Now, summing these amounts:
\[
620 + 850 + 1,360 = 2,830 \, \text{AED}
\]

So, Hamad's gross pay is **AED 2,830**, which matches option **A**.

Would you like more details or have any further questions? 

Here are 5 related questions to explore:
1. How would the gross pay change if Hamad's sales were AED 75,000?
2. What is the total commission rate for the first AED 48,000 in sales?
3. How does an increase in the commission rate impact gross pay for higher sales amounts?
4. What would Hamad’s pay be if the highest commission rate were 10% instead of 8%?
5. How can the commission structure be altered to increase motivation for higher sales?

**Tip:** Breaking down large problems into parts, like we did with sales brackets, can simplify even complex calculations.

Last month, Hamad's sales were AED 65,000. How much is his gross pay according to the commission scale provided?

Learn how to calculate gross pay for sales of AED 65,000 based on a tiered commission structure. This problem explains commission calculation over multiple sales brackets using percentages. Suitable for Grades 9-11.

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