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You spend $28$28 on ingredients to make cookies. You charge $4$4 per container of cookies. How many containers do you need to se

ll to earn $20$20 in profit?
A)44 containers

B)55 containers

C)77 containers

D)1212 contain

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VladimirAG [237]3 years ago

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you spend 28 and want 20 profit

28 +20 = 48 total

48/4 = 12

answer is D, you need to sell 12 containers

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