Emma buys and sells truck parts. she bought 2 tires for $35 and later sold them for $65. she bought three rims for $75 and later sold them for $136. she bought 4 headlight covers for $4 and later sold them for $15. what is Emma's total profit?

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Gianna Anderson

Mathematics

11 November, 11:20

Emma buys and sells truck parts. she bought 2 tires for $35 and later sold them for $65. she bought three rims for $75 and later sold them for $136. she bought 4 headlight covers for $4 and later sold them for $15. what is Emma's total profit?

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River Nguyen · Answer 1

298

Step-by-step explanation:

35*2=70 65*2=130 130-70=60

75*3=225 136*3=408 408-225=183

5*4=20 15*5=75 75-20=55

55+60+183=298

Tiffany Perkins · Answer 2

The two tires she bought is $35+$35 which then equals to $70. She spent $70 on tires. She then sold them for $65. She bought three rims, each $75 ... $75+$75+$75 which then equals her $225. And then sold them for $136. She then bought four headlight covers for $4 each ... $4+$4+$4+$4, which equals her $16. Then sold them for $15. Her total profit is - $95. How i got that answer you say, well, if you calculate how much she spent on everything in total, she spent - $311 on everything. You then calculate how much she gained by selling everything she had bought, which was a total of $216. Add both of the total prices, - $311+216 = you get - $95.