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3 August, 19:11

A school purchases jars of marbles.

* Each jar contains 500 pieces of marbles.

* Each jar costs $10.

How much does the school have to charge for each piece of marbles to make a profit of $25 per

jar?

a. $0.07

b. $0.10

c. $0.14

d. $0.25

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  1. 3 August, 19:32
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    Option A : $0.07

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    A school purchases jars of marbles.

    Each jar contains 500 pieces of marbles.

    Each jar costs $10.

    To Find : How much does the school have to charge for each piece of marbles to make a profit of $25 per jar?

    Solution:

    Cost of one jar is $10

    Now, school wants to make profit of $25 on each jar.

    using formula : Profit = Charge - cost

    ⇒$25 = charge - $10

    ⇒$35 = charge

    Thus school should charge one jar of marbles of $35.

    Since each jar contains 500 marbles.

    So, to calculate cost of each marble when charge of jar is $35.

    Cost of 500 marbles is $35

    Cost of 1 marble = 35/500 = $0.07

    cost of each marble when charge of jar is $35 is $0.07

    Hence, the school have to charge $0.07 for each piece of marble to make a profit of $25 per jar.

    Option A is correct
  2. 3 August, 21:27
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    a. $0.07

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Profit = Charge - Cost

    We want to make a profit of 25 and the cost is 10

    25 = Charge - 10

    Add 10 to each side

    25+10 = Charge - 10+10

    35 = Charge

    We need to charge 35 per jar.

    Each jar contains 500 marbles

    The cost per marble is Cost / number of marbles

    cost per marbles = $35 / 500

    = $.07
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