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Bonds Telecom sold 140 SIM cards for Tk. 250 each, 120 SIM cards for Tk. 215 each and 50 SIM cards for TK. 200 each. If each. SIM card costs TK. 220 , what was Bond's profit or loss?

Bonds Telecom sold 140 SIM cards for Tk. 250 each, 120 SIM cards for Tk. 215 each and 50 SIM cards for TK. 200 each. If each. SIM card costs TK. 220 , what was Bond's profit or loss? Correct Answer Tk. 2,600 profit

Total number of sold SIM cards = 140 + 120 + 50 = 310 Total cost of SIM cards = 310 x 220 = 68200 TK Revenue from sell = 140 x 250 + 120 x 215 + 50 x 200 = 70800 Profit = 70800 - 68200 = 2600 TK

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