Posted by jo on Sunday, August 21, 2011 at 7:10am.
X = total # of cookies bought.
X/4 = The # of cookies sold by Daniel.
Y = The # of cookies sold by Rick.
2Y/7 = The # of cookies sold by Susan.
X/4 + 2Y/7 = 120 = The # of cookies sold by Daniel and Susan.
Multiply both sides by 28:
Eq1: 7x + 8y = 3360.
y = x - 120,
Eq2: x - y = 120.
Multiply Eq2 by 8 and add to Eq1:
7x + 8y = 3360
8x - 8y = 960
Sum: 15x = 4320,
X = 288 = The # of cookies sold.
b. Amt = $2/6 * 288 = $96.
c. Cost = $.20 * 288 = $57.60.
Profit = $96 - $57.60 = $38.40.
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