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22 February, 12:43

The first and second year's sales for a company were $328,000 and $565,000. The expenses for the first year were $117,000. The company had a net profit of $113,000 after two years.

What were the company's expenses for the second year?

A.

$230,000

B.

$354,000

C.

$663,000

D.

$776,000

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  1. 22 February, 15:40
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    As a disclaimer, I can't say I'm completely confident in this answer. Use at own risk.

    Formulas:

    Year 1: 328,000 (sales) - 117,000 (expense) = 211,000 (profit)

    Year 2: 565,000 (sales) - x (expense) = y (profit)

    Net Profit: 211,000 + y = 113,000

    Math

    211,000 (profit y1) + 565,000 (sales y2) = 776,000

    776,000 - 113,000 (net profit) = - 663,000 (expenses)

    Confirm:

    Net Profit: 211,000 + y = 113,000 (listed in formulas, just a reminder)

    Plug in: 565,000 (y2 sales) - 663,000 (our solution) = - 98,000

    211,000 (y1 net) + - 98,000 (our plug in) = 113,000 (2 year net profit given to us)
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