Cindy spent $65.25 on ingredients for blueberry pies and $62.84 on ingredients for cherry pies. Each slice of ple sells for $3.50. Part A
Write an expression to represent Cindy's profit if she sells b slices of blueberry pie and C slices of cherry ple.
Part B
Cindy sells 24 slices of blueberry ple and 15 slices of cherry ple. The ne
xt day, she sold 26 slices of blueberry ple and 17 slices of cherry pie. What was her total profit?

B. 3.5( b + c ) - 28.09

C. $108.41

Step-by-step explanation:
The best expression to use to find the total profit of Cindy's pie is 3.5(b+c) - 28.09. The total profit is the total revenue - total cost.
To put it into perspective, let's try an example.
b = 5
c = 12
Total profit = 3.5(b + c) - 28.09
= 3.5 (5 + 12) - 28.09
= 3.5 (17) - 28.09
= 59.5 - 28.09
Total profit = $31.41
Now for part B, we simply use the expression and substitute the values.
b = 24
c = 15
Total profit = 3.5(b + c) - 28.09
= 3.5(24 + 15) - 28.09
= 3.5(39) - 28.09
= 136.5 - 28.09
Total profit = $108.41

Iam guessing c. or d.

Well if you have 20 bats you probably want 20 balls? you don’t have enough context to answer the question.