Billy and I Angie are selling gift baskets at a craft fair their cost are $75 for the table and $12 per baskets they sell each b asket for $20 how many baskets must they sell to break even
2 answers:
They had to pay $75 just to use the table, before they ever sold a basket. How many baskets do they have to sell to earn that $75 back ? Each basket costs them $12 to make, and they sell it for $20. So every time they sell a basket, they earn (20 - 12) = $8 . How many times do they have to earn $8 in order to earn back the $75 ? 1 basket . . . . . . 1 x $8 = $ 8 . . . . . not enough 2 baskets . . . . . 2 x $8 = $16 . . . . . not enough 3 baskets . . . . . 3 x $8 = $24 . . . . . not enough 4 baskets . . . . . 4 x $8 = $32 . . . . . not enough 5 baskets . . . . . 5 x $8 = $40 . . . . . not enough. 6 baskets . . . . . 6 x $8 = $48 . . . . . not enough 7 baskets . . . . . 7 x $8 = $56 . . . . . not enough 8 baskets . . . . . 8 x $8 = $64 . . . . . not enough 9 baskets . . . . . 9 x $8 = $72 . . . . . ooh so close, but not quite enough10 baskets . . . . 10 x $8 = $80 . . . That's it ! Finally, they earned back the $75, and they're $5 ahead of all of their expenses.
20-12=8
8 divided by 75= 72
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