Question

A storeowner orders 25 calculators that cost $32 each.The storeowner can sell each calculator for 40$ .the storeowner sold 22 calculators to cudtomers.He had to return 3 calculators that were never sold and pay a $2 charge for each returned calculator(although the initial cost is refunded)What is the storeowners profit

Answer 1

Answer:

$74 is the store owners profit

Step-by-step explanation:

25 (caculators) × $32 ( calculator cost)=$800 [(how much they costed when the owner order them it costed him $800)]

22 ( calculator that he sold) × $40 ( calculator cost) = $880 [( how much he made when he old them)]

$880-$6 ( because he had to return three calculators that he could not sell and had to pay a $2 charge for every one he return 3 (calculator)= $6) =$874(how much he made after selling that calculators

$874 - $800= $74

( he bought the cacaulators for $800 and sold them for $874 so you have to subtract the $800 dollars that he had to buy the calculators for, he made $74 )