Mr. Jackson sold 3 computer monitors in the 1st year. In the 2nd year, he sold 4 times as many monitors as the 1st year. In the 3rd year, he was able to sell 6 times as many monitors as the first year.

How many monitors did Mr. Jackson sell in three years?

He sold the monitors for $185 each.

How much money did Mr. Jackson earn?

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Sean Henson

2 November, 00:27

Mr. Jackson sold 3 computer monitors in the 1st year. In the 2nd year, he sold 4 times as many monitors as the 1st year. In the 3rd year, he was able to sell 6 times as many monitors as the first year.

How many monitors did Mr. Jackson sell in three years?

He sold the monitors for $185 each.

How much money did Mr. Jackson earn?

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Heidy Mcpherson · Answer 1

So,

1st year: 3

2nd year: 4 (first year), which is 12

3rd year: 6 (first year), which is 18

The sum of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd years is 3 + 12 + 18 = 33

Now, multiply 33 by the price at which Mr. Jackson sold each computer ($185).

We get $6105. Mr. Jackson's gross profit was $6105.