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erica [24]
3 years ago
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Mathematics
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White raven [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

Thus last month Calvin made $414.90 from all the paintings sold at the art shows.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let us first analyse the given information in the question:

→ Small paints (lets call them s) sell for $25.80 Per Painting, thus:

  25.80s gives as the profit for s number paints sold.

→ Large paints (lets call them l) sell for $56.25 Per Painting, thus:

  56.25l gives as the profit for l number paints sold.

We also know last month he sold six large paintings and three small paintings thus from our variables above we can say:

s=3\\l=6         Eqn(1).

Thus the total profit of all paintings sold would be:

PROFIT= 25.80s+56.25l       which by pluggin in Eqn(1) values gives

PROFIT=25.80*3+56.25*6\\PROFIT=414.90

Thus last month Calvin made $414.90 from all the paintings sold at the art shows.

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