Rita makes and sells necklaces. The materials to make each necklace cost $2.75. Last week she made 8 necklaces and wants to make a total profit of $78. Using the equation 8 (x + 2.75) = 78, Rita determined that she needs to sell each necklace for $7 to make a total profit of $78. Which error did Rita make? Although she has the correct equation, she needs to sell each necklace for $12.50.
Although she has the correct solution, she should have used the equation 8 (x minus 2.75) = 78.
The equation should be 8 (x minus 2.75) = 78, and she needs to sell each necklace for $12.50.
The equation should be StartFraction 1 over 8 EndFraction (x minus 2.75) = 78, and she needs to sell each necklace for $75.25.

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