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Bobby has been working at a lemonade stand for quite some time. He initally paid $80 dollars to make the stand. Each lemonade Bo

bby sells, nets him a $0.25 profit. How much money does bobby have now after selling his 400th lemonade?

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

80=0.25x

0.25(400)=80

100=80

$20= profit

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