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Zanzabum
2 years ago
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Question Number 16 You are the head seamstress at a boutique that specializes in making prom dresses. You are supervising the co

nstruction of a new style of dress that will take 180 hours of work to complete. Twenty percent of this time is for beading. Thirty-five percent of this time is for adding ruffles. The remaining time is divided equally between embroidery and sewing. When pricing this style, hourly labor and material costs are $40 for beading, $35 for ruffles, $20 for embroidery, and $18 for sewing. The dress is then sold in the showroom for 25% more than the cost of labor and materials. How much will this dress sell for in the boutique?
Mathematics
1 answer:
antiseptic1488 [7]2 years ago
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This dress will be sold in the boutique for $6,716.25.

<h3><u>Price calculation</u></h3>

Given that a new style of dress will take 180 hours of work to complete, and twenty percent of this time is for beading, thirty-five percent of this time is for adding ruffles, and the remaining time is divided equally between embroidery and sewing, and when pricing this style, hourly labor and material costs are $40 for beading, $35 for ruffles, $20 for embroidery, and $18 for sewing, and the dress is then sold in the showroom for 25% more than the cost of labor and materials, To determine how much this dress will sell for in the boutique, the following calculation must be made:

  • (((180 x 0.25) x 40) + ((180 x 0.35) x 35) + ((180 x 0.20) x 20) + ((180 x 0.20) x 18)) x 1.25 = X
  • ((45 x 40) + (63 x 35) + (36 x 20) + (36 x 18)) x 1.25 = X
  • (1800 + 2205 + 720 + 648) x 1.25 = X
  • 5373 x 1.25 = X
  • 6,716.25 = X

Therefore, this dress will be sold in the boutique for $6,716.25.

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