?? Sally is considering opening up alemonade stand to earn some spendingmoney over the summer. She estimateseach glass of lemonade will cost her $1to prepare for sale. What does sheneed to sell it for in order to make $1.50of gross profit on each glass?

Given, Cost of glass = $1Gross profit =$1.5We know that, Gross profit = Saling Price - Cost of goods…

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