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23 July, 17:33

For each handmade card Jacquie sells, she makes a profit of $0.35. In one week she made a profit of $42. she sells the cards for $0.75 Part 1 : about how many greeting cards do she sell that week? Part 2 : about how much did she earn before paying expenses?

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