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Alla [95]
2 years ago
14

The club buys shirts in bulk for 8 each. they mark up the shirts 75% to sell in the school store. At the end of the year, At the

end of the year they sell the shirts for 25% off. how much profit does the spirit club make on each shirt sold at the end of the year?Show your work.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nitella [24]2 years ago
4 0

The amount of profit the spirit club make on each shirt sold at the end of the year is = $2

<h3>Calculation of profit</h3>

The quantity of shirt bought by the club = $8 per shirt

At the end of the year they sold the shirts at discount of %25 each.

That is 25/100 × 8

= 200/100

= $2

Therefore, they made profit of $2 for each shirt they sold at the end of the year.

Learn more about profit here:

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