Faye will get $15795 more if her salary is increased by 27%. Faye's salary is 35% less than her colleague Sally's salary. What is Sally's salary?

To solve this problem, we need to follow these steps:

1. First, we need to find out Faye's original salary. If Faye gets $15795 more when her salary is increased by 27$15795 is the 27% of her original salary. We can set up the equation as follows:

   0.27 * Faye's original salary = $15795

   To find Faye's original salary, we divide $15795 by 0.27:

   Faye's original salary = $15795 / 0.27 =$58500

2. Next, we know that Faye's salary is 35% less than Sally's salary. This means that Faye's salary is 65% (100% - 35%) of Sally's salary. We can set up the equation as follows:

   0.65 * Sally's salary = Faye's original salary

   To find Sally's salary, we divide Faye's original salary by 0.65:

   Sally's salary = $58500 / 0.65 =$90000

So, Sally's salary is $90000.