Answer:
roughly 3%
Step-by-step explanation:
about 34.9%
I could be wrong on this, but by multiplying his profit per month by 12, and his electricity cost by 12, then you get his yearly profit and cost of electricity. Then, you divide the profit by electricity and wa la you get 34.9%.
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9. $2,860 per month
10. $660 per week
11. $94 per day <u><em>(not 100% sure on this one, not sure if its getting techinical with working 5 days a week)</em></u>
9. $34,320 divide by number of months in a year (12)
10. $34,320 divide by number of weeks in a year (52)
11. $34,320 divide by number of days in a year (365)
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