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cameras
a purchasing manager for an electronics store has a choice between...
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cameras
a purchasing manager for an electronics store has a choice between
two digital cameras. information about each camera is shown below.
how much money can the store make with camera 1? the money a
store makes is the difference in the price of what the store sells the
camera for minus the price of what the store pays to buy the camera.
camera 1
store price: $46-
selling price: $85
store can buy: 21-
camera 2
store price: $62
selling price: $98
store can buy: 16
5. mp.1 make sense and persevere what are the hidden
questions that must be answered before finding the
solution to the problem?
when you make
sense and persevere, you
choose and implement an
appropriate strategy to solve
the problem.
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