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drek231 [11]
3 years ago
9

On Tuesday, a coffee sho sold the following: 20 coffees for $2.85 each and 17 lattes f r $4.80 each, If the coffee shop had to p

ay two employees $14.50 per hour for 6 hours of work, what was the coffee shops overall profit or loss??? PLZZ help me I will give you 100 points
Mathematics
2 answers:
almond37 [142]3 years ago
7 0

Ok so to solve this problem we're going to need to find out how much money they made (their revenue) and the subtract the cost of paying the employees.

So, let's start by finding their revenue

Step 1: Multiply the cost of each beverage by the number sold

Coffees: 20 x 2.85 = 57

Lattes: 17 x 4.80 = 81.6

Step 2: add up the money made from the coffees and the money made from the lattes to get the total revenue

57 + 81.6 = 138.6

So the shop made $138.60 on Tuesday. Let's set that aside while we find out how much the shop's costs were.

Step 3: Find the price of paying two employees for 6 hours

2 x 6 x 14.5 = 174

So the shop had to pay the employees $174.00 for working there.

Step 4: Find the overall profit/loss by subtracting the cost from the revenue

138.6 - 174 = -35.4

So the shop had a loss of $35.40 on Tuesday.


Hope that helps! Feel free to leave a comment or send me a message if I can clarify anything :)


n200080 [17]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

the loss of the coffee shop is $35.40

Step-by-step explanation:

first you multiply the amount of the different types of coffee by their prices. 20*2.85= 57.00, 17*4.80=81.60. you then add those two and get 138.60. then you find the amount of money the workers are owed so you multiply the amount and hour by the number of hours. 14.50*6=87.00. because there were two people working, you multiply that by 2 because 2 people were working. 87.00*2=174.00. Finally you subtract the money owed to the workers by the money made. 138.60-174.00=-35.40. In the end, the shop looses $35.40 on that day.

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