Mathematics, 28.04.2021 20:40 arthurdolz
Kenny and Ben start competing businesses selling hats. Kenny buys supplies, costing $3, before he starts selling his hats for $0.50 each.
Ben sells his hats for $0.25 each and spent only $1 on supplies. At
what point have they sold the same number of hats and made the
same profit (income minus costs)?
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