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Mr Arnold bought 10 boxes of oranges for $480 Each box had a dozen oranges He later sold the oranges and made a total profit of $120 What was the selling price of one orange? (g…
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Mr Arnold bought 10 boxes of oranges for $480 Each box had a dozen oranges He later sold the oranges and made a total profit of $120 What was the selling price of one orange? (giving 30 points for this!!
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480$+120$=600$ 600÷120=5
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