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Mathematics, 08.12.2020 01:00 makenna72

Elsie bought a video game for $85. If the store charges 170% of its cost for the game, how much is the store's profit? *Hint: Once you find the store's cost, you must subtract that from the price to find the profit (how much the store makes)

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