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Korvikt [17]
3 years ago
13

A hair salon offers three services: haircuts, color treatment, and styling. the salon charges $40 for a cut, $65 for color, and

$30 for styling. last month, the salon sold 68 haircuts, 34 color treatments, and 22 styling sessions. if the salon's costs for the month totaled $2843, what was its profit?
Business
2 answers:
sammy [17]3 years ago
4 0
The total profit would be $2747 (The total revenue was $5590, and the total expense is $2843. Therefore the difference between the revenue and the expenses is the profit)
Nookie1986 [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

$2,747

Explanation:

Given charges by the salon;

haircuts = $40

color treatment = $65

styling = $30

Number of

Haircut sales = 68

Color treatment = 34

styling = 22

Revenue from;

Haircut sales = 68 × $40 = $2720

Color treatment = 34 × $65 = $2210

Styling = 22 × $30 = $660

Total revenue = $5590

Cost = $2843

Profit = $5590 - $2843

Profit = $2,747

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