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A clothing store bought 100 shirts for $x. If the store sold
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A clothing store bought 100 shirts for $x. If the store sold all of the shirts at the same price for a total of $50, what is the store’s profit per shirt, in dollars, in terms of x?
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19 Oct 2018, 19:55
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ayesupatham wrote:
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How do you do the work for this problem? Anyone know?
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It is quite straightforward forward and you can do it in two ways.. 1) Algebraic.. 100 for X but sold for 50.. Thus overall profit is (50-x).. But we are looking for profit per piece = 50−x100=0.5−X100 E 2) substitute a value for X Let X = 40 So profit = 50-40=10 Per piece = 10/100=0.1 Check choices for this answer.. Only E gives you 0.1 as answer 0.5-40/100=0.5-0.4=0.1 E
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19 Nov 2020, 00:02
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I found this very confusing since "for a total of 50" and then mentioning profit after discussing costs could mean that the *profit* was 50; much easier when realizing that 50 was the total revenue. However, I don't know what would give it away that this is the case.
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