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All I know is that your initial calculation was wrong. Furthermore, I don't understand why LyranaRae is limiting the scenario to buying a PI with 590 Xanax while treating the remaining 10 Xanax as profit.

 

If you actually receive 810,000 per Xanax sold, then 600 Xanax would yield 486,000,000.

 

Since a PI costs only 475,000,000, your gain is 11,000,000.

(486 × 2.2 = 1069.2;

486 × 2.3 = 1117.8)

Your actual profit margin falls between 2.2% and 2.3%.

81 × 95% × 600 = 461.7 million; do you mean you are operating at a loss?

 

I am inclined to think your figure is 81 × 600 = 486 million, which equates to a profit margin of approximately 2.2%.