A college bookstore buys a textbook for $85. Operating expenses are estimated to be 15% of cost.
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A college bookstore buys a textbook for $85. Operating expenses are estimated to be 15% of cost. If the book is sold for $125, what will be the bookstore's operating profit per unit?
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