80 - 6000
x - 7000
6000x = 560000
x = 560000/6000
x = $93,333...
Ok, but I don't understand your calculations, could you please explain. Should we take under consideration the last BTC rate?
Let's say you bought 0.01333333 BTC (using $80 when BTC price was $6000).
Then you sold this amount 0.01333333 BTC when BTC price was $7000 and made $93,33. $13.33 profit.
The calculation is simple 'rule of three'. I took in consideration the last BTC rate, yes ($7000 as you said).
80 - 6000
x - 7000Multiply diagonally (80 . 7000 and 6000 . X)
6000x = 560000(Then move 6000 to the other side with inverse signal [inverse of multiplication is division]).
x = 560000/6000(Then solve the operation to find the X value, that is the amount you are looking for).
x = 93.333...