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Mathematics, 07.04.2020 06:06 sleepy68

Kelsey made cupcakes to sell as a fundraiser for her trip to Washington DC. She purchased
one cupcake pan for $12. She calculated that the ingredients cost her $0.25 per cupcake. She plans
to sell the cupcakes for $0.75 each. Write and solve an equation to find the number of cupcakes
she would need to sell to break even. (break-even: expenses = income)
Let c = number of cupcakes sold.
b. solve the equation from part a explain how you know your answer is correct.
c. if she sold 184 cupcakes what was her profit

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