A merchant buys a shipment of spices for $76 and then sells it for $100. For each sack of spices, he gains a profit of $2. How many sacks did he sell?
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Merchant bought the spices S.P = $ 76
Merchant sold the spices C. P = $ 100
Thus Total Profit he earned = CP - SP
= 100 - 76
= $ 24
Let n number of sacks are sold by him
Then n* 2 = 24
n = 12
Thus he sold 12 sacks of spices
Merchant bought the spices S.P = $ 76
Merchant sold the spices C. P = $ 100
Thus Total Profit he earned = CP - SP
= 100 - 76
= $ 24
Let n number of sacks are sold by him
Then n* 2 = 24
n = 12
Thus he sold 12 sacks of spices
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