theirs a pack of 50 stickers, they are selling for 2 dollars.
part a - how much is one sticker
part b - how much would you need to resell them for to get a 80% profit

a) 0.04

b) 0.08

Step-by-step explanation:

Part a)

Divide the price of a pack by the number of stickers in a pack to get the price of one sticker.

$2/50 = $0.04/1

One stickers costs $0.04.

Part b)

Calculate 80% more than the price of one sticker.

80% in decimal form is 0.8. 80% more than the price is calculated with the factor 1.8.

($0.04)(1.8) = $0.072

Round 0.072 up because is rounded down, the profit is less than 80%.

0.072  =>  0.08

Each sticker would need to be sold for $0.08.

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