Mathematics, 13.12.2021 20:50 amberell1234
Russ paid $5,893 for a used car and sold it 6 weeks later for $5,993. Which statement is true?
1 Russ made money because the hundreds digit in the price he paid is less than the hundreds digit in the price he sold for.
2 Russ lost money because the hundreds digit in the price he paid is less than the hundreds digit in the price he sold for.
3 Russ made money because the hundreds digit in the price he paid is greater than the hundreds digit in the price he sold for.
4 Russ lost money because the hundreds digit in the price he paid is greater than the hundreds digit in the price he sold for.
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