Sarah orders 34 shirts that cost $7 each. She can sell each shirt for $15. She stole 27 shirt to customers she had to return 7 shirts and pay a $2 charge for each returned shirt. FIND SARAH’S PROFIT.

$153

Step-by-step explanation:

She orders 34 shirts for $7 each.

34 × 7 = $238 - total cost for the shirts

She sells 27 shirts for $15 each.

27 × 15 = $405 - profit from selling shirts

Subtract the profit from the amount paid.

$405 - $238 = $167

Sarah has a profit of $167. But, she had to return 7 shirts and pay $2 each.

$7 × 2 = $14 - charge for returning shirts

Subtract this from the profit made to get the final profit.

$167 - $14 = $153

Sarah's profit is $153 from buying and selling the shirts.

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