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Mathematics, 28.04.2021 03:10 Monaycamp13

Jack bought a case of 12 calculators for $60.00. He sold six for $52.00 each and six for $56.00 each. How much was Jack's profit on the case of calculators?
A)
524.00
B)
$48.00
560.00
D)
$108.00

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