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The author received a total of $195,000 for the book sales. How many hardcover books were sold? Type in numbers only.

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g100num [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Total 390 hardcover books were sold

Step-by-step explanation:

Complete question

The author received a total of $195,000 for the book sales. How many hardcover books were sold if the cost of one hardcover book is $500. Type in numbers only.

Solution

Given-

Total value of sale of hard cover = $195,000

Cost of one hardcover book = $500

Number of books sold = Total value of sale of hard cover/Cost of one hardcover book

Number of books sold = $195,000/$500

Number of books sold = 390

Total 390 hardcover books were sold.

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