Automobile dealer puzzle and profit from repeated trades
A dealer buys a car for ninety dollars, sells for ninety, buys back for eighty, then sells again for one hundred. Determine his profit from these transactions. The text also notes yesterday's math answer about a bushel and one ninth versus one tenth.
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Police Car Sprints to Jingle Echo Over Radio
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