A restaurant is doing a special on burgers. If the home team get a sack, the next day, burgers will cost$1

Mathematics

1 answer:

lyudmila [28]3 years ago

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ans: 257,256.59

if it was sold for $3.99

it would have been 86,047 × $3.99 = 343,303.59 and it was sold for $1 instead so automatically it's $86,047

therefore

343, 303.59

-86, 047 which is equal to a loss of $257, 256.59

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