Emma buys and sells parts. She bought two tires for $35.00 each and later sold them for $65.00 each. She bought rims for $75.00 each and later sold them for $136.00 each. What is Emma's total profit?

Step-by-step explanation:

She bought two tires for $35.00 each. This means that the total amount for which she bought the tires is

35 * 2 = $70

She later sold them for $65.00 each. This means that the total amount for which she sold the tires is

65 * 2 = $130

Her profit from the tires is

130 - 70 = $60

She bought rims for $75.00 each. This means that the total amount for which she bought the rims is

75 * 2 = $150

She later sold them for $136.00 each. This means that the total amount for which she sold the rims is

136 * 2 = $272

Her profit from selling the rims is

272 - 150 = $122

Her total profit is

60 + 122 = $182

Step-by-step explanation:

2 Tires @$35 each = $70

Sold each @$65 = $130

2 Rims @$75 each = $150

Sold each @$136 = $272

Therefore, $130 - $70 + $272 - $150

= $60 + $122

Emma's total profit = $182