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jim owns a small business. there was a loss of $26 on thursday and a loss of $11 on friday. on saturday there was a loss of $9,

and on sunday there was a profit of $13. find the total profit or loss for the 4 days

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ArbitrLikvidat [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hi:)

Explanation:

26+11+9=46

13-46=-33

Total loss was $33 over 4 days

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