Business, 03.07.2019 03:30 armstrongstang420

Adealership purchased a car and a truck and then sold them both. the purchasing cost of the truck was $8,000 greater than the purchasing cost of the car, and the selling price of the truck was $12,000 greater than the selling price of the car. the profit that the dealership made on the car was equal to 20 percent of its purchasing cost, and the profit that the dealership made on the truck was equal to 30 percent of its purchasing cost. if x is the purchasing cost, in dollars, of the car, then x satisfies which of the following equations? (note: profit equals selling price minus purchasing cost.) kmf

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