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Westkost [7]
4 years ago
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You are starting a new business in which you have decided to sell two products instead of just one. Determine a business you cou

ld start and choose two products that you could sell. How much of your own money are you willing to invest in this business in order to get started? How much will each item cost you to make? How much will you charge for each item?
Mathematics
1 answer:
svp [43]4 years ago
5 0

If I had to choose a business to start off with I would start a lemonade stand With cookies

First let's do the lemonade Side Let's say I put $100 into the business And it cost a dollar per lemon $5 for 10 lb of sugar It takes about five lemons about and  a pound of sugar to make one batch  that makes about 20 cups of Lemonade Each cup of lemonade for cost me roughly $0.50 I would then sell Each cup of lemonade for $0.75 and make a 5 profit Now let's talk about the cookie portion of the business You have to get milk flour sugar and salt Together that cost maybe $10 per batch Of 50 cookies Which cost roughly $0.20 to Make You can sell them at with a profit of $0.05 for $0.25 After $25 Prophet.So overall you will make roughly $30

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