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18 May, 21:13

A manufacturer buys Bolts from A supplier the bolts cost $0.17 each but the manufacturer made a deal with the supplier and gets 4,000 bolts for $595.50 to the nearest cent how much money does a manufacturer save on 4,000 bolts with this deal

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  1. 18 May, 21:42
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    Well, first you have to multiply 4,000 by $0.70 which equals 680. No subtract that by $595.50 equals $84.50. So, the manufacturer saves $84.50.
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