Trevor has 2 tickets to the Super Bowl. He paid 250$ for each ticket. He thinks he can sell them for 175% of what he paid. How much will he charge for BOTH tickets? How much profit will he make if he sells the tickets?
Trevor paid 250$ x 2 = $<<250*2=500>>500 for both tickets.
He will sell the tickets for 500$ x 1.75 = $<<500*1.75=875>>875.
His profit will be 875$ - 500$ = $<<875-500=375>>375. Answer: \boxed{375}.
To find out how much Trevor will charge for both tickets, we need to calculate 175% of the total amount he paid for the tickets.
Step 1: Calculate the total amount Trevor paid for both tickets:
Trevor paid $250 for each ticket.
So, the total amount he paid for both tickets is 2 * $250 = $<<2*250=500>>500.
Step 2: Calculate 175% of $500:
175% of $500 = (175/100) * $500 = $<<(175/100)*500=875>>875.
Therefore, Trevor will charge $875 for both tickets.
To calculate the profit Trevor will make, we need to subtract the total amount he paid from the amount he will sell the tickets for.
Step 3: Calculate the profit:
Trevor paid $500 for both tickets.
If he sells them for $875, his profit will be $875 - $500 = $<<875-500=375>>375.
Therefore, Trevor will make a profit of $375 if he sells the tickets for the expected price.
To determine how much Trevor will charge for both tickets, we need to calculate the total cost of the tickets.
Since Trevor paid $250 for each ticket, the total cost for both tickets is:
$250 x 2 = $500
To calculate how much Trevor will charge, we need to find 175% of the total cost:
175% of $500 = 0.175 x $500 = $87.50
Since Trevor wants to sell both tickets for 175% of what he paid, he will charge $87.50 for each ticket.
Now, to calculate the total amount Trevor will charge for both tickets, we multiply the individual ticket price by the number of tickets:
$87.50 x 2 = $175.
Therefore, Trevor will charge $175 for both tickets.
To calculate his profit, we need to subtract the total cost from the total amount charged:
Profit = Total amount charged - Total cost
Profit = $175 - $500
Profit = -$325
Trevor will make a loss of $325 if he sells the tickets at 175% of what he paid.