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Company C produces toy trucks at a cost of $5.00 each for the first 100 trucks and $3.50 for each additional truck. If 500 toy trucks were produced by Company C and sold for $10.00 each, what was gross profit of Company C ?
(A) $2,250 (B) $2,500 (C) $3,100 (D) $3,250 (E) $3,500: Asked In GRE Devendra Marghade (5 years ago); Unsolved Read Solution (1); Is this Puzzle helpful? (2) (1) Submit Your Solution Arithmetic

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Latest GRE Aptitude Question SOLUTION: Company C produces toy trucks at a cost of $5.00 each for the first 100 trucks and $3.50 for each additional truck. If 500 toy trucks were produced by Company C and sold for $10.00