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Selling price =$1518 and loss=$132

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Answer:

$1386

Explanation:

I need the whole question but I am guessing this is what I need to do:

$1518 - $132 = $1386

Have a nice day! :-)

Karthik Gorijavolu answered May 24, 2022

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1,386

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Alejandro Aburto answered May 30, 2022

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