Ashtyn wants to sell her car . two different families want to buy her car. family a offers a profit of 15% and family b offers a profit of 50,000. which offer does she take and why?
To determine which offer Ashtyn should take, we need more information. Specifically, we need to know the original price or value of the car.
If the original price of the car is less than $333,333.33 (calculated by $50,000 divided by 0.15), then family b's offer of a $50,000 profit would be higher than family a's offer of a 15% profit. In this case, family b's offer would be the better choice financially.
However, if the original price of the car is greater than $333,333.33, then the 15% profit offered by family a would be higher than the $50,000 profit offered by family b. In this case, family a's offer would be the better choice financially.
Ultimately, the decision depends on the value of the car.