You make 35 dog collars and anticipate selling all of them at a craft show. You spend $85 for materials and hope to make a profit of $90. How much should you charge for each collar?

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Irvin Arias

Mathematics

23 December, 18:58

You make 35 dog collars and anticipate selling all of them at a craft show. You spend $85 for materials and hope to make a profit of $90. How much should you charge for each collar?

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Maddox Skinner · Answer 1

Answer: $2.58

Step-by-step explanation: You have 35 dog collars and you want to make 90 dollars. To figure out the minimum price for each collar to make your intended 90 dollar profit, you need to divide 90 by 35 and you get $2.58. That is an odd price, but it would get you your intended amount of money. I would recommend selling them for 3 dollars so you wont have to carry around change.