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How much did a retailer lose on a shirt he purchased for $43 and sold for $53.90 if the overhoverhead was $17.87 ?
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How much did a retailer lose on a shirt he purchased for $43 and sold for $53.90 if the overhoverhead was $17.87 ?
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Buying price=$43
Costs=$17.87
Selling price =$53.90
43+17.87=$60.87
60.87-53.90=$6.97
Loss=$6.97
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