1. **Problem statement:** A sales representative has a monthly salary of 5000 TK. He earns a 5% commission on sales below 60000 TK, 8% commission on sales above 60000 TK, and a 1000 TK bonus if sales exceed 100000 TK. Given his total income is 10400 TK, find his total sales amount.
2. **Define variables:** Let total sales be $S$ TK.
3. **Analyze commission structure:**
- If $S \leq 60000$, commission = $0.05S$.
- If $60000 < S \leq 100000$, commission = $0.05 \times 60000 + 0.08 \times (S - 60000)$.
- If $S > 100000$, commission = $0.05 \times 60000 + 0.08 \times (S - 60000)$ plus a 1000 TK bonus.
4. **Total income formula:**
$$\text{Income} = \text{Salary} + \text{Commission} + \text{Bonus (if any)}$$
5. **Given income:** 10400 TK.
6. **Check if bonus applies:**
If $S > 100000$, income = $5000 + 0.05 \times 60000 + 0.08 \times (S - 60000) + 1000$.
Calculate fixed part:
$$0.05 \times 60000 = 3000$$
So,
$$10400 = 5000 + 3000 + 0.08(S - 60000) + 1000$$
Simplify:
$$10400 = 9000 + 0.08(S - 60000)$$
Subtract 9000:
$$1400 = 0.08(S - 60000)$$
Divide both sides by 0.08:
$$\frac{1400}{0.08} = S - 60000$$
$$17500 = S - 60000$$
Add 60000:
$$S = 77500$$
7. **Check if $S=77500$ satisfies bonus condition:**
Since $77500 < 100000$, bonus should not apply. This contradicts our assumption.
8. **Try without bonus (i.e., $S \leq 100000$):**
Income = $5000 + 0.05 \times 60000 + 0.08 \times (S - 60000)$
$$10400 = 5000 + 3000 + 0.08(S - 60000)$$
Simplify:
$$10400 = 8000 + 0.08(S - 60000)$$
Subtract 8000:
$$2400 = 0.08(S - 60000)$$
Divide:
$$\frac{2400}{0.08} = S - 60000$$
$$30000 = S - 60000$$
Add 60000:
$$S = 90000$$
9. **Check bonus condition:**
$90000 < 100000$, so no bonus applies. This is consistent.
**Final answer:** The total sales amount is $\boxed{90000}$ TK.
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