Is this Difficult or hard? I dont know the answer but you might if you are good at things like this....
Wednesday, November 27, 2024
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He earned #200
ReplyDeleteYou lose 900
Deletethe 800 you use to buy the cow is your own...
Gain is $300
ReplyDeleteHe gained $500 in total considering if he took $100 to add to his cost price to purchase the 2nd cow and sell off.
ReplyDeleteBut normal calculation, he has gained $400....
Meaning he took $100 from the profit of his 1st sales....
Deleteearned ₦300
ReplyDeleteHe gained #200
ReplyDeleteYou earned #300.
ReplyDelete$300. And it's elementary math. Talk about frying brains. RME.
ReplyDelete400. Imagine the second time that it was another cow; don’t anchor your calculation on the cow itself. Each time this guy spends money, he make 200 dollars on the sale. He did this twice, hence 400
ReplyDelete$400
ReplyDelete-800+1000= +200
+200 - 1100 = -900
-900 + 1300= + 400(a gain)
200 bucks seems correct.
ReplyDelete$200
ReplyDelete200€
ReplyDeleteThe first sale#1000 - #800 gained #200
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd sale #1300 - #1100 earned #200
Total money earned = #400
€100
ReplyDeleteWhere are the bodmas ppl for this one
ReplyDeleteHe sha made profit
ReplyDeleteHe made $400 gain abeg
ReplyDeleteTotal gain is $400, not counting
ReplyDeleteTotal gain is 400 not counting for time bias. A missing component is TIME.
ReplyDeleteJust like buying stocks...
You keep buying at different times, the prices will never stay the same. Sometimes high, sometimes low. The app calculates your average buy over time, then you can see your total gains as well
Your gain is $400
ReplyDeleteHe made $400 gain on all transactions
ReplyDeleteAbeg who don finish make i sharpaly copy oo🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDelete400
DeleteSimple maths
ReplyDeleteHis total profit is $400
He made $200 in the first sale, then added $100 (of his money) to the total money with him to buy it again for $1100. Sold it for $1300 and made final total of $400(when you subtract all the personal monies he used).
$400
ReplyDeleteHe earned $400 total.
ReplyDelete