Please help! Will award medal! Ms. Parker charges $29.95 for a bouquet of one dozen roses. Last year, she paid her supplier $4.50- per dozen roses. This year, she paid $3.25 more per dozen. How much less profit did she make this year on 20 dozen bouquets?
One step at a time: How much of a profit did she make last year on a dozen roses?
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total profit last year = 29.95-4.5 total profit this year = 29.95-(4.5+3.25) by subtracting you get the answer for a dozen multiplying by 20 you get the answer
wait sorry it took so look, qwe,qwe uhm it was the connection.. wait i still don't get it. the question is asking, 'how much less profit did she make this year on 20 dozen bouqets?'
Right. I read the same thing. So you have to figure out how much profit she made last year on 1 dozen. Then you have to figure out how much profit she made this year on 1 dozen. The difference between them is how much less she made this year than last year on 1 dozen. Multiply that by 20 and you have your answer.
its $65 or 12.77% less profit
oh so it's simple. you just do 3.25 times 20 and you get 65
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oh i get it now. thank you BOTh. i really wish i could award two medals, but since i cannot, i will fan one of you and give a medal to the other at random
No problem!
would you be willing to help me on two more of theses problems?
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