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Sharon made bracelets to sell at the craft fair. She spent $10 on supplies to make 30 bracelets. She sold 25 bracelets for $3 ea

ch. How much profit did Sharon make on bracelet sales?

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jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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Sharon's revenue was
25×$3 = $75

The difference between her revenue and her cost was
$75 - 10 = $65

Sharon made $65 profit on bracelet sales.

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