Model Cars, Inc. makes red cars, white cars, and blue cars. The profit on a blue car is $10 more than the profit on a white car. The profit on a red car is $7 less than the profit on a white car. If the profit on two red cars is $2 less than the profit on one blue car, what is the profit on a blue car?

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Let b = profit on a blue car

w = profit on a white car

r = profit on a red car

b = w + 10 (1)

r = w - 7 (2)

2r = b -2

2r-b= -2 (3)

Subtract eq. (2) by 2q. (1)

r - b = 0 - 7 - 10

r - b = -17 (4)

Subtract eq. (3) by eq. (4)

r - 0 = -2 - (-17)

r = 15

in eq (2)

r = w - 7

15 = w - 7

w = 22

in eq (1)

b = w + 10

b = 22 + 10

b = 32

The profit on a blue car is $32

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