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Radwyn Horticulture is a company which focuses upon selling saplings. The company can grow a sapling for $15.45, and can sell that sapling for $36.50. There are three main salespeople at Radwyn Horticulture, each of whom earns a different commission per sapling sold, as shown in the table below. Salesperson Commission/Sale Lara $8.15 Ian $11.25 Ari $8.90 Radwyn Horticulture’s fixed overhead expenses last month came to $7,699.45. It is known that one salesperson sold 191 saplings, one salesperson sold 245 saplings, and one salesperson sold 221 saplings. Which arrangement of sales would cause Radwyn Horticulture to break even? a. Lara sells 221 saplings; Ian sells 191 saplings; Ari sells 245 saplings b. Lara sells 221 saplings; Ian sells 245 saplings, Ari sells 191 saplings c. Lara sells 191 saplings; Ian sells 221 saplings, Ari sells 245 saplings d. Lara sells 191 saplings; Ian sells 245 saplings, Ari sells 221 saplings Please select the best answer from the choices provided

It costs a petroleum refinery $0.39 to refine one gallon of gasoline, and $0.39 to refine one gallon of natural gas. The refinery can sell gasoline for $2.11 per gallon, and can sell natural gas for $1.60 per gallon. Due to the refining process, the refinery must produce and sell twice as much natural gas as it does gasoline. If the refinery’s monthly overhead costs, not including production costs, are $180,000, how many gallons of natural gas will the refinery have sold when it breaks even each month? Round to the nearest whole gallon, if necessary.a.86,957b.141,732c.148,760d.217,392

Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning business. He expect to make a profit of $45,000 in his first year of business, after which he expects profits to increase by 5.5% annually for the next 5 years.Sam's business will cost $49,500 to set up and run for the first year. Sam then expects an annual operational expense total of $30,500. According to Sam's model, how long will it take Sam to see an overall profit in his business (where total profits exceed total expenses)?a.Sam will see an overall profit in his first year of business.b.Sam will see an overall profit in his second year of business. c.Sam will see an overall profit in his third year of business.d.Sam will see an overall profit in his fourth year of business.

Penny bought a juice squeezer for $10. She can make a bottle of orange juice for a cost of $0.75, and she sells her orange juice for $1.85 per bottle. Which of the following graphs best illustrates Penny’s situation? I. II. III. IV. a. I b. II c. III d. IV Please select the best answer from the choices provided

It costs a publishing company $0.55 to print one copy of a certain novel. This company paid $725,000 for the rights to the novel. If they can sell a copy of the novel for $6.75, how many copies of the novel must they sell to break even, to the nearest hundred?a.195,300b.116,900c.107,400d.99,300

Below is last month's business income statement for Korey's Comics. Using the information provided in the statement, determine net income for Korey's Comics last month.Korey?s Comics Monthly Business Income Statement RevenueSales:$6,825 Returns:$215 Net Sales: Cost of Goods Sold Beginning Inventory:$780 Purchases:$1,795 Goods Available for Sale: Ending Inventory:$795 Total Cost of Goods Sold: Gross Profit:: Operating ExpensesWages:$1,460 Rent:$650 Utilities:$185 Advertising:$90 Taxes:$125 Total Operating Expenses: Net Income:a.$2,320b.$2,510c.$4,830d.$6,610

In order to clear out room for new merchandise, James decided to mark down some of the items for sale in his electronics store. He marked down DVD players by 36%, and he marked down stereo tuners by 22%. If DVD players cost $41.60 after the markdown and stereo tuners cost $69.42 after the markdown, which item’s price was reduced by more, and by how many dollars more was it reduced? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.The DVD player’s price was reduced by $3.82 more than the stereo tuner’s price.b.The DVD player’s price was reduced by $27.82 more than the stereo tuner’s price.c.The stereo tuner’s price was reduced by $0.29 more than the DVD player’s price.d.The stereo tuner’s price was reduced by $27.53 more than the DVD player’s price.

Which of the following is not a component included in a standard business plan?a.implementation planb.organization planc.market analysisd.credit analysis

Put the following items in order from most expensive to least expensive.ItemBase PriceChangeDirectionToaster$23.3536%MarkupDVD$20.3666%MarkupHeadphones$69.0956%MarkdownJeans$55.0841%Markdowna.headphones, jeans. toaster, DVDb.headphones, DVD, toaster, jeansc.DVD, toaster, headphones, jeansd.DVD, jeans, toaster, headphones

Korey is planning to open a comic book store. In his first year of operation, Korey expects to average $1,000 of profit each month. He then expects profits to increase by 6% each year for the next 4 years. How much does Korey expect to make in profits in his fifth year of operation? a. $15,149.72 b. $16,058.71 c. $31,120.46 d. $32,987.69 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Sam’s Swimming Pool Cleaning has an annual gross profit of $88,400. Sam charges $25 per week for each of his customers for 52 weeks. His annual operating expenses, including labor and supplies, are $48,000. How many customers does Sam’s Swimming Pool Cleaning have? a. 17 b. 35 c. 105 d. 68 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Dernea Gardening sells wheelbarrows. A wheelbarrow costs $6.94 to produce and it sells for $42.50. The company employs two salespeople, each of whom earns a different commission per wheelbarrow sold, as shown in the table below. The company's expenses last month, not counting production costs or commissions, totaled $524.24. How much profit did Dernea Gardening make from the sales of wheelbarrows last month? a. $3,570 b. $1,886 c. $1,684 d. $2,208 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning company from his home. He has decided on a radius of 30 miles from his home as a region of operation. After surveying the region of operation, he found that 43% of the homes in the region have a swimming pool. If there are 36,248 homes within a 30 mile radius of Sam’s home, approximately how many potential customers does Sam have?a.1,087b.1,559c.10,874d.15,587

A floor lamp originally cost $44.50. Over a period of two months, it underwent the following changes in price.62%Markup15%Markdown18%Markup20%Markup45%MarkdownWhat is the final price of the floor lamp? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.$62.30b.$47.72c.$35.60d.$24.48

A book with a base price of $15.75 is marked up by 65%. What is the new price, to the nearest cent?a.$25.99b.$24.23c.$21.26d.$20.47

Bill owns a company (Bill’s Gates) that manufactures fence panels. Bill’s Gates had a net profit margin last quarter of 18%. Which of the following actions will not help Bill increase his net profit margin this year, assuming he sells the same number of fence panels?a.Increase the price per panel.b.Use cheaper lumber to construct panels. c.Offer panels in a “buy one get one free” special.d.Reduce workforce and labor costs to construct panels.

The following graph shows the relationship between cost and revenue for a manufacturer of lab coats. Which of the following pairs of equations best suits this graph? Cost I Cost II Revenue III Revenue IV a. I and III b. I and IV c. II and III d. II and IV Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Winter is coming, so Sasha decides to buy new outdoor gear. She has a coupon good for 25% off. She buys a coat with an original price of $85.75, a pair of boots with an original price of $71.99, a scarf with an original price of $24.25, and a pair of gloves with an original price of $44.95. She pays a total of $208.94. To which item did Sasha apply her coupon?a.coatb.bootsc.scarfd.gloves

Richard’s store sells pineapples and grapefruits. Pineapples originally cost $5.15 apiece, and grapefruits originally cost $2.25 apiece. Richard reduced the prices to $3.88 for a pineapple and $1.56 for a grapefruit. Which fruit had its price reduced by a greater percent, and how many percentage points greater was that reduction than the other? Round to two decimal places. (Express your answer in percentage points; for example, 15% is 3 percentage points greater than 12%.)a.The price of pineapples experienced a reduction 5.99 percentage points greater than the price of grapefruits.b.The price of pineapples experienced a reduction 19.90 percentage points greater than the price of grapefruits.c.The price of grapefruits experienced a reduction 6.01 percentage points greater than the price of pineapples.d.The price of grapefruits experienced a reduction 11.50 percentage points greater than the price of pineapples.

Which of the following expenses is not a variable cost?a.sales commissionb.hourly wagesc.rentd.materials

Korey is planning to open a comic book store. When the store opens, he plans to be the only employee. As the business grows, he will extend his hours of operations and hire additional employees as necessary. In Korey’s business plan, this information should be included in the _____ component.a.financial analysisb.organizational planc.executive summaryd.implementation plan

A store is selling a black pair of shoes for $79.45 and a brown pair of shoes for $133.99. The black pair of shoes is marked up by 44%, and the brown pair of shoes is marked down by 21%. Which pair of shoes is more expensive, and how much more expensive is it? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.The black pair costs $6.82 more than the brown pair.b.The black pair costs $8.56 more than the brown pair.c.The brown pair costs $9.72 more than the black pair.d.The brown pair costs $12.54 more than the black pair.

Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning business from his home. He has developed the following cost analysis for the set-up and operation for the first year of his business. He has $9,000 in savings and $23,000 in credit that he can use for the business. Will Sam be able to afford the operational costs of the first year of business on his own?ItemCostTruck$9,000Pool Cleaning Supplies$6,000Payroll$23,000Advertising$1,500a.No, Sam will be short $7,500.b.No, Sam will be short $15,500.c.Yes, Sam will have $7,500 to spare.d.Yes, Sam will have $15,500 to spare.

Ira purchased a new dishwasher for $361.35. The dishwasher was on sale for 17.5% off. What was the original price of the dishwasher, to the nearest dollar?a.$379b.$382c.$425d.$438

Because of his business's recent success, Sam has decided to expand his Sam's Swimming Pool Cleaning to include another branch. This will add expenses for another office and payroll for five more employees, but Sam's customer base will stay the same, at least for a while. Until Sam's new branch starts bringing in new customers, how will this change affect Sam's gross profit margin?a.An added expense of a new branch has nothing to do with Sam's gross profit margin.b.Since the new branch is adding expenses, Sam's gross profit margin will go down.c.Since the new branch is adding expenses, Sam's gross profit margin will go up.d.Since the expense the new branch is adding is negligible, Sam should see no change in his gross profit margin.

At the beginning of January, Kesia Records paid $148,950 to acquire the exclusive rights to a new album. It costs them $1.13 to print a copy of this album, which they can sell for $9.75. The following chart shows the sales of that record, along with the overhead expenses of running a record studio, not counting production costs.MonthAlbums SoldExpensesJan.5,486$27,714Feb.8,191$21,689Mar.4,796$25,195Apr.7,490$28,766May6,272$24,604Jun.5,131$29,040In whch month did Kesia Records first break even?a.Januaryb.Marchc.Aprild.May

A book with a base price of $15.75 is marked up by 65%. What is the new price, to the nearest cent?a.$25.99b.$24.23c.$21.26d.$20.47

Last year, Sally had a gross profit margin of 68% in her hair salon. Her gross profit was $32,508.63. How much did Sally make in net sales last year?a.$16,398.06b.$22,105.87c.$35,610.25d.$47,806.81

Jan went grocery shopping and only bought items which had been marked down. The items she bought, along with their prices, can be seen below. Item Final Price Markdown Chicken $8.47 15% Milk $2.16 20% Onions $0.89 10% Potato chips $1.45 12% Oranges $1.36 25% Flour $4.39 18% What would be the total of Jan's grocery bill if she purchased all of the items before they were marked down? a. $15.85 b. $16.50 c. $22.46 d. $24.66 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Gross profit will always be _____ net income.a.equal tob.less thanc.greater thand.unrelated to

A software store has put some of its inventory on sale. Games are marked down by 15%, and security programs are marked down by 18%. If you pay $35.70 each for two games and $22.96 for a security program, how much have you saved?a.$17.64b.$14.84c.$12.24d.$11.34

A jacket costs $72.90 before it is marked down 42%. What is its new price, to the nearest cent?a.$30.62b.$42.28c.$49.57d.$51.34

Korey is planning to open a comic book store near his home. After completing a population survey for 3,520 homes in a 5 mile radius, Korey created the chart below to include in the market analysis section of his business plan. Which of the following is the best reason to include in the market analysis component of Korey's business plan explaining why such a high percentage of grade-school aged kids in the surveyed region is good for Korey's store? a. Younger kids like to read more than older kids. b. Younger kids are the only regular buyers of comic books. c. Younger kids often have allowance money that they are anxious to spend at comic stores. d. Younger kids who read comic books are likely to read them when they are older, which will create a current and future customer base. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Korey’s comic book store has been up and running for 4 years. Korey feels that his store has been successful and is considering moving to a larger property to allow for greater inventory and customer opportunities in his business. He would like investors to cover the cost of his expansion. The profits of Korey’s comic book store for its first four years are outlined below. According to this information, what would be the best estimate for Korey to quote as expected profits in the next year in his new business plan? Year Net Profits 1 $14,250.00 2 $15,390.00 3 $16,621.20 4 $17,950.90 5 a. $20,550.19 b. $19,090.90 c. $19,280.60 d. $19,386.97 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Dernea Gardening sells wheelbarrows. A wheelbarrow costs $6.94 to produce and it sells for $42.50. The company employs two salespeople, each of whom earns a different commission per wheelbarrow sold, as shown in the table below. The company's expenses last month, not counting production costs or commissions, totaled $524.24. How much profit did Dernea Gardening make from the sales of wheelbarrows last month? a. $3,570 b. $1,886 c. $1,684 d. $2,208 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Winter is coming, so Sasha decides to buy new outdoor gear. She has a coupon good for 25% off. She buys a coat with an original price of $85.75, a pair of boots with an original price of $71.99, a scarf with an original price of $24.25, and a pair of gloves with an original price of $44.95. She pays a total of $208.94. To which item did Sasha apply her coupon?a.coatb.bootsc.scarfd.gloves

Which of the following equations correctly describes how to calculate net income?a.net income = (cost of goods sold) - (net sales) - (operating expenses)b.net income = (operating expenses) - (cost of goods sold) - (net sales)c.net income = (operating expenses) + (cost of goods sold) - (net sales)d.net income = (net sales) - (cost of goods sold) - (operating expenses)

Which of the following is not a recommendation the author of the Businesstown.com article makes to lower your break-even point?a.increase prices (4-5%)b.increase operational capital with a bank loanc.lower fixed expenses (phone, electric, advertising)d.lower direct costs (labor, purchasing, controlling, inventory)

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Korey is planning to open a comic book store. When the store opens, he plans to be the only employee. As the business grows, he will extend his hours of operations and hire additional employees as necessary. In Korey’s business plan, this information should be included in the _____ component.a.financial analysisb.organizational planc.executive summaryd.implementation plan

Which of the following statements best describes the difference between net income and gross profit?a.Gross profit considers operating expenses while net income does not.b.Net income considers operating expenses while gross profit does not.c.Gross profit deducts taxes while net income does not. d.Net income deducts taxes while gross profit does not.

Faye, George, and Hannah are salespeople working at Lasht Cellular. It costs Lasht Cellular $21.49 per phone to stock a certain brand of phone, which they sell for $68.75. The three salespeople earn differing amounts of commission per phone sold, based on their seniority. The following table shows their respective sales in the past month. Salesperson Phones Sold Commission/Phone Faye 214 $10.25 George 176 $8.90 Hannah 251 $9.65 If Lasht Cellular had fixed overhead costs of $14,350 last month, how much profit did it gain last month? a. $9,761.61 b. $15,943.66 c. $22,125.71 d. $23,536.70 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Because of his business's recent success, Sam has decided to expand his Sam's Swimming Pool Cleaning to include another branch. This will add expenses for another office and payroll for five more employees, but Sam's customer base will stay the same, at least for a while. Until Sam's new branch starts bringing in new customers, how will this change affect Sam's net profit margin?a.An added expense of a new branch has nothing to do with Sam's net profit margin.b.Since the new branch is adding expenses, Sam's net profit margin will go down.c.Since the new branch is adding expenses, Sam's net profit margin will go up.d.Since the expense the new branch is adding is negligible, Sam should see no change in his net profit margin.

Rhianna is in charge of a facility which produces and sells roast coffee. Her expense sheet can be seen below.ItemCostRent$23,280/mo.Salaries$45,860/wk.Raw coffee$0.51/lb.Insurance$19,750/mo.Advertising$22,110/mo.Coffee roasting$0.32/lbRhianna’s coffee sells for $2.89 per pound. How much coffee must her facility sell each month to break even, to the nearest hundred pounds?a.120,700 poundsb.104,400 poundsc.96,700 poundsd.53,900 pounds

Sam’s Swimming Pool Cleaning has an annual gross profit of $88,400. Sam charges $25 per week for each of his customers for 52 weeks. His annual operating expenses, including labor and supplies, are $48,000. How many customers does Sam’s Swimming Pool Cleaning have? a. 17 b. 35 c. 105 d. 68 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A furniture manufacturer must pay $16.91 to make a certain kind of chair, which it can sell for $55.75. If the manufacturer has starting overhead costs of $18,340, not including production costs, how many chairs must it sell to realize a profit of $24,850, to the nearest chair?a.1,112b.918c.775d.640

Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning business from his home, but has realized that he does not have enough money in savings or credit to pay for the set-up costs and first year of operation. Which of the following would not be a good way for Sam to get the money to start his business?a.Talk to a bank about a business loan for the missing funds.b.Talk to an investor about investing their money into his business.c.Purchase a $3,000 compact car instead of a truck for his business.d.Find a business partner to share the initial expenses.

Last month, Korey’s Comics had $4,350 in net sales with a gross profit of $3,320 and a net income of $1,850. Calculate Korey’s gross profit margin.a.42.5%b.55.7%c.76.3%d.179.5%

Business at Korey’s Comics has been good, and Korey expects the same business next month. However, due to an increase in business, Korey has made the decision to bring on an extra hand to help run the store in the afternoons. The new employee will make $435 per month. How does this change affect Korey’s monthly net income?a.Korey’s monthly net income will be $435.b.Korey’s monthly net income will increase by $435.c.Korey’s monthly net income will decrease by $435.d.Korey’s monthly net income will not be affected by the change.

At Sam’s Swimming Pool Cleaning, Sam charges each of his 85 customers $25 per week for 52 weeks of service every year. Since pool cleaning is a service, it has no cost other than labor and supplies, which cost Sam $48,000 each year. Calculate Sam’s annual gross profit. a. $2,125 b. $4,420 c. $62,500 d. $110,500 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

The table below shows possible cost and revenue equations for a manufacturer of cameras. Cost I Cost II Revenue III Revenue IV Which of the following pairs of equations will never break even? a. I and III b. I and IV c. II and III d. II and IV Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A store is selling a black pair of shoes for $79.45 and a brown pair of shoes for $133.99. The black pair of shoes is marked up by 44%, and the brown pair of shoes is marked down by 21%. Which pair of shoes is more expensive, and how much more expensive is it? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.The black pair costs $6.82 more than the brown pair.b.The black pair costs $8.56 more than the brown pair.c.The brown pair costs $9.72 more than the black pair.d.The brown pair costs $12.54 more than the black pair.

Korey is planning to open a comic book store. He has developed the following expense breakdown for set-up and operation for the first year. Korey has $8,500 in savings and $25,000 in inheritance money to use to open his store. If Korey doesn’t make any changes to his initial expenses, what percent of the total set-up and operation expense will have to be funded through loans or investors? ExpenseAmountRent$10,800Insurance$3,000Store Fixtures$2,700Computer and Cash Register$1,200Inventory$17,400a.4.6%b.9.5%c.45.6%d.95.4%

The following graph displays the cost and revenue functions for Jake’s homemade wicker baskets. How many baskets must Jake sell to break even? a. 10 b. 8 c. 4 d. 0 Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Which of the following statements best describes the difference between markup and margin?a.Markup is a term used to describe profit while margin is a term used to describe loss.b.Markup is a term used to describe loss while margin is a term used to describe profit.c.Markup relates profit to selling price while margin relates profit to cost.d.Markup relates profit to cost while margin relates profit to selling price.

Which would NOT be included on an income statement for the Best Brand Company? a. Projected Profit b. Net Sales c. Cost of Goods d. Operating Expenses Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Craig runs a clothing store. He has decided to apply a markdown of 30% to one item in order to draw customers into the store, and he will apply a markup of 25% to three different items, which he hopes the customers will purchase after purchasing the marked-down item. He has chosen four candidates for this process: a leather jacket with an initial cost of $112.75, a blazer with an initial cost of $76.85, a pair of boots with an initial cost of $134.50, and a wristwatch with an initial price of $89.65. After applying the changes, the total cost of purchasing one of each item is $29.46 more than it was before applying the changes. Which item was marked down?a.wristwatchb.leather jacketc.bootsd.blazer

Gabrielle and her business partners are starting a new business that sells organic shampoo. After analyzing the market they have a projected sales forecast showing that they must sell 50,000 bottles of shampoo in 12 months to break-even. Calculating the variable unit cost and projected unit price gives a break-even volume of 45,000 bottles. Why should the projected unit price be changed based on the break-even volume? a. The break-even volume is too close to the forecasted unit sales. b. The break-even volume is much greater than the forecasted unit sales. c. The break-even volume is drastically lower than the forecasted unit sales. d. The break-even volume is not related to the forecasted unit sales. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Last year, Sally had a gross profit margin of 68% in her hair salon. Her gross profit was $32,508.63. How much did Sally make in net sales last year?a.$16,398.06b.$22,105.87c.$35,610.25d.$47,806.81

Sodresh Sundials manufactures large stone sundials. It costs $14.22 to produce a sundial, which can then be sold for $36.75. The following table shows Sodresh Sundials’s non-production overhead costs and sundials sold over a period of one year.MonthOverhead ($)SoldJan.9,176290Feb.7,510329Mar.7,952309Apr.7,071288May8,942303Jun.9,249329Jul.7,813400Aug.6,821350Sep.9,382382Oct.8,117329Nov.9,018425Dec.6,503424In how many months did Sodresh Sundials either break even or turn a profit?a.elevenb.sixc.fourd.one

A jacket costs $72.90 before it is marked down 42%. What is its new price, to the nearest cent?a.$30.62b.$42.28c.$49.57d.$51.34

At the beginning of January, Kesia Records paid $148,950 to acquire the exclusive rights to a new album. It costs them $1.13 to print a copy of this album, which they can sell for $9.75. The following chart shows the sales of that record, along with the overhead expenses of running a record studio, not counting production costs.MonthAlbums SoldExpensesJan.5,486$27,714Feb.8,191$21,689Mar.4,796$25,195Apr.7,490$28,766May6,272$24,604Jun.5,131$29,040In whch month did Kesia Records first break even?a.Januaryb.Marchc.Aprild.May

The financial analysis component of a business plan is to describe _____.a.how your business will be organized and what type of management or department structure your business will haveb.the ?big picture? behind your business, what your business has to offer the consumer, and why your business will be successfulc.the size of the market, how your business will fit into the market, and how your business will stand out from other businesses in the marketd.where the funds to start and operate your business will come from, when you expect to see profit, and how much profit you expect to see

A retailer marks up the price of a coffee mug from $6.25 to $8.77. By what percent did the price increase? Round to two decimal places.a.28.73%b.39.68%c.40.32%d.45.97%

Which of the following is not required by lenders and investors?a.master planb.organization planc.market analysisd.financial analysis

Sam is planning to start a pool cleaning business. The business comes with a set-up and first-year operational cost of $39,500. Sam has $9,000 in savings and $12,000 in credit that he has decided to invest in his business. Sam would like to obtain the rest of the money required to open his business from investors.This is information Sam should include in the _____ component of his business plan.a.organization planb.financial analysisc.executive summaryd.implementation plan

At his comic book store, Korey’s Comics, Korey sells approximately $3,250 in comic books each month. But as a comic book dealer, Korey only pays $1,285 for these comic books. Korey’s monthly operating expenses, including labor, are $875. Calculate Korey’s monthly net income.a.$1,090b.$1,965c.$2,375d.$2,840

At his comic book store, Korey’s Comics, Korey sells approximately $3,250 in comic books each month. But as a comic book dealer, Korey only pays $1,285 for these comic books. Korey’s monthly operating expenses, including labor, are $875. Calculate Korey’s monthly net income.a.$1,090b.$1,965c.$2,375d.$2,840

Kevin works for a company which produces printers. A printer sells for $163.95 and costs $48.28 to produce. In one month, Kevin’s company sold 427 printers, earning a profit of 22,599.09. How great were the company’s non-production overhead expenses, to the nearest dollar?a.$13,410b.$20,616c.$24,809d.$26,792

Which of the following is not a component included in a standard business plan?a.executive summaryb.employee summaryc.market analysisd.financial analysis

A store marks down the price of a necklace from $389.85 to $314.15. By what percent did the price decrease? Round to two decimal places.a.13.21%b.15.75%c.19.42%d.24.10%

A mattress underwent the following changes in price before being removed from the store.20%Markdown35%Markup24%Markdown13%Markup31%MarkdownIf the final price of the mattress was $227.83, what was the original price of the mattress, to the nearest dollar? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.$356b.$312c.$251d.$146

Kevin works for a company which produces printers. A printer sells for $163.95 and costs $48.28 to produce. In one month, Kevin’s company sold 427 printers, earning a profit of 22,599.09. How great were the company’s non-production overhead expenses, to the nearest dollar?a.$13,410b.$20,616c.$24,809d.$26,792

A floor lamp originally cost $44.50. Over a period of two months, it underwent the following changes in price.62%Markup15%Markdown18%Markup20%Markup45%MarkdownWhat is the final price of the floor lamp? Round all dollar values to the nearest cent.a.$62.30b.$47.72c.$35.60d.$24.48