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Al find a new suplier.he can buy raw peanuts for $0.30 for a pound.if he sells the peanuts in 0.2-pound bags for 2.50 a bag how

much profit is made?

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rjkz [21]3 years ago

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Answer: I took a quick guess but 0.30+0.30 is 0.60 so if for two pounds it equals 2.50 per bag then 2.50 minus 0.60 would be $1.90 profit

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