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P6.WN.TL.16010121-A1
For every good sweater that Jack sold, Jack earned $22. He sold defective sweaters at a discount, which would cause him to lose $4 per defective sweater. In February, for every 23 sweaters sold, 8 were defective. Jack earned $1788 from the sweaters sold.
  1. How many less sweaters sold were defective than good?
  2. How much less money did he earn because of the defective sweaters?
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17 Jun 2024, 07:53 PM

For every good sweater that Jack sold, Jack earned $22. He sold defective sweaters at a discount, which would cause him to lose $4 per defective sweater. In February, for every 23 sweaters sold, 8 were defective. Jack earned $1788 from the sweaters sold.
  1. How many less sweaters sold were defective than good?
  2. How much less money did he earn because of the defective sweaters?
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