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2 years ago

Bling sold muffins at her club's bake sale. She spent $28.50 on

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Ulleksa [173]2 years ago

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Answer:

sorry but i dont know the answer

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because i didnt have brain

exis [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Bling spent $28.50 on supplies.

He sold his muffins for $0.75 each.

Profit he made = $36.75

Total money he made = Money he made in supplies + Profit he made

= $28.50 + $36.75

= $ 65.25

Then, the number of muffins he made = (Total money he made ) ÷ ( Cost of each muffin)

=( $ 65.25) ÷ ($0.75 )

= 87

Hence, the number of muffins he made = 87.

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