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by sanju09 » Thu May 07, 2009 6:06 am
A retailer buys d dresses for a total of t dollars. If she sells all but b of the dresses at p dollars per dress, and donates the remaining dresses to charity, what is her total profit, in dollars, on the dresses that she sells?
A. (d – b) p – t
B. (d – b) p – d t
C. (d – b) t – p
D. d p – d t
E. (p – t) d – b


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Re: dresses to charity

by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Thu May 07, 2009 9:21 am
sanju09 wrote:A retailer buys d dresses for a total of t dollars. If she sells all but b of the dresses at p dollars per dress, and donates the remaining dresses to charity, what is her total profit, in dollars, on the dresses that she sells?
A. (d – b) p – t
B. (d – b) p – d t
C. (d – b) t – p
D. d p – d t
E. (p – t) d – b
OA A
Profit = Revenue - Expenses

Revenue:
# dresses sold = d - b
Price per dress = p
Revenue = (d - b)p

Expenses
Expenses = t

Profit = (d - b)p - t

Answer: A
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