Mathematics
Mathematics, 09.11.2020 19:50, marisolrojo2002

You buy painting supplies for $12, and you charge $3 per person to paint faces. How many faces will you need to paint to earn $15 in profit? A: 4 faces
B: 9 faces
C: 1 faces
D: 5 faces

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