<span>Lucinda could buy either 2 kewpie dolls and 1 beanie baby, or 1 beanie baby and 2 kewpie dolls at $6 a piece if she has $18. Rationally, Lucinda would want at least one of each toy. Whether she went with the first or second option the amount she would spend would be as follows: $6Ă—3 toys=$18.</span>
<span>Answer: Sheet1:Sheet4
Explanation:
The symbol : is used in Excel to refer to the range. So Sheet1: Sheet4 denotes,
FROM sheet1 TO sheet4 of the workbook.</span>
<span>If you were to make more than a dozen cookies assuming that you can't bake them on separate cookie sheets at the same time than of course it will take longer to fill than one-dozen, but even with a discount you are making more of a profit than just selling one-dozen. Keeping the discount to a minimum is key, so possibly offering just 10% orders over one dozen cookies.</span>
Answer:
a) Breakeven price = Purchase price + Interest amount that would have been earned on the invested amount
Breakeven price = 23 + [23*e^(0.05*1/2) - 23]
Breakeven price = 23 + 0.5822477721
Breakeven price = $23.5822477721
b) Profit = Selling price - Breakeven price
Profit = $23.80 - $23.5822477721
Profit = $0.2177522279 per share
