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a dealer bought some bicycles for $4,000 he sold them for $6,200 making $50 on each bicycle. how many bicycles were there?

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In this question, we're trying to find how many bikes were there.

We know that they bought them for $4,000

We also know that they sold them for $6,200

Lets find how much profit they made:

Subtract 6200 by 4000 to find how much profit was made

6200 - 4000 = 2200

The dealer made $2,200 in profit

Now, since we know that they made $50 from each bike, we would divide 2200 by 50 to get our answer.

2200 ÷ 50 = 44

This means that there were 44 bicycles.

Answer:

44 bicycles

User Mchinaloy
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Answer:

2200/50 = 44 bicycles

Explanation:

When we look at the question, we know that we are looking for the profit.

To solve this problem, we need to divide the profit, to how much 1 bike is worth.

6,200 - 4,000 = 2,400.

The profit is 2,200.

So: 2,200 / 50 = 44.

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