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01-10-2016
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Buy one get one free on earbuds , retail price is $25 each. I sell the earbuds for $17 each.
What is my cost for each pair of earbuds?
What is my profit for each pair of earbuds?
How much is the buyer saving off of retail?

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01-10-2016

so if you bought 2 earbuds, you pay 25 (buy one get one free)

then you sell each for 17
so 17*2=34
spent 25
earned-spent=profit
34-25=9

he saves $25 since he doesn't have to pay for the second pair

cost for each pair is $25
profit for each pair is $9
he saves $25 off retail per pair

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