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Margarita [4]2 years ago

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Answer:

His total profit is $213.00

Step-by-step explanation:

He spent $90 on tires ($45x2), $255 on rims ($85x3), and $25 on headlights ($5x5), spending a total of $370.

He sold the tires for a total of $130 ($65x2), the rims for a total of $378 ($126x3), and the headlights for a total of $75 (15x5), a total of $583.

To find his final profit, you need to subtract what he spent from what he earned when he sold the items. ($583-$370= $213).

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