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Rebecca bought a desk for $70 she refinished it and sold it for a 20% profit? How much profit did she make? What price did she r

esell the desk for

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belka [17]3 years ago

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she sold it for $84 and made $14

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take 20% of 70 add it to 70 and bam answer

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