SOLUTION: Big Boy Appliances bought self-cleaning ovens for $900 less 33.33...^ and 5%. Expenses are 15% of the regular selling price and profit is 9% of the regular selling price. For compe

Question 992271: Big Boy Appliances bought self-cleaning ovens for $900 less 33.33...^ and 5%. Expenses are 15% of the regular selling price and profit is 9% of the regular selling price. For competitve reasons, the store marks all merchandise with a price so that a discount of 25% can be advertised without affecting the margin. To promote sales, the ovens were marked down 40%. What operating profit or loss did the store make on the ovens sold during the sales promotion?
Answer: loss of $82.50
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