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A bakery owner sold her last two cakes for $36 each. She made a profit of 24% on one cake, but had an 8% loss on the other. What was the total profit or loss on the two sales?

A bakery owner sold her last two cakes for $36 each. She made a profit of 24% on one cake, but had an 8% loss on the other. What was the total profit or loss on the two sales?
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A bakery owner sold her last two cakes for $36 each. She made a profit of 24% on one cake, but had an 8% loss on the other. What was the total profit or loss on the two sales?

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User Xilang
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Answer:

loss=8

one cake= 4

another one=4

Explanation:

36-24 =12

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