Step-by-step explanation:
This is what I know there are 54 students who learn salsa and 23 ballet left with 31 students (put that aside) then 15 who learned salsa instead of ballet. (31 - 15 = 16. Left with 16) but 10 who did not learn either ballet or salsa (16-10 = 6.)
Do u understand where I'm going.......Im starting to get confuse myself now
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Answer:
Explanation:
The formula for calculating the percent change is:
p=N−OO⋅100
Where:
p is the percent change - what we are looking for
N is the New Value - 54g for this problem
O is the Old Value - 48g for this problem
Substituting and calculating p gives:
p=54−4848⋅100
p=648⋅100
p=60048
p=12.5
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Answer:
In order to minimize cost the outlet must order 60 units 15 times a year.
Explanation:
Theoretically, the EOQ is the optimal order quantity that a firm should purchase in order to minimize its inventory costs (holding costs are included here), and costs of placing an order.
Mathematically:
EOQ= 
Where:
D= demand
S= cost of placing an order.
H= holding cost (per unit and per year).
In the statement, we identify each of these values:
D= 900
S= 4
H= $2
EOQ= =√2*4*900/2= 60
Times per year= 900/60= 15
