Question 9. (CUSTOMERS ARE ASSESTS FOR A BUSINESS) A saleswoman buys the five products say, bag, sunglass, watch, makeup set, and fountain pen from a supplier. Let x 78, x2 = 25, x3 = 22, x4 = 40 and x5 =10 be the costs respectively. A saleswoman sets a profit of $3 at the end of day from the five items. If she sold two items of each product, compute her total sale as: 2 Σ+3 i=1

Question 9. (CUSTOMERS ARE ASSESTS FOR A BUSINESS) A saleswoman buys the five products say, bag, sunglass, watch, makeup set, and fountain pen from a supplier. Let x 78, x2 = 25, x3 = 22, x4 = 40 and x5 =10 be the costs respectively. A saleswoman sets a profit of $3 at the end of day from the five items. If she sold two items of each product, compute her total sale as: 2 Σ+3 i=1

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