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A woman sold stock for $800 and then bought it back for $1000. She sold it again for $1200 and then bought it back for $1400. How much did she gain or lose on these transactions…

A woman sold stock for $800 and then bought it back for $1000. She sold it again for $1200 and then bought it back for $1400. How much did she gain or lose on these transactions…
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A woman sold stock for $800 and then bought it back for $1000. She sold it again for $1200 and then bought it back for $1400. How much did she gain or lose on these transactions?

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Explanation:

she lost $200 on each of the two transactions

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