In an effort to prepare for retirement, Zeus decided to sell off some of his powers to Poseidon. Each box of powers contained 4
specific powers. Each box cost Zeus $250. If Zeus wanted to make a profit $900 per box, how much would have to charge Poseidon for each power?
1 answer:
Answer:
<h2> $287.50</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
From the problem statement the cost price per box is
$250.
And the box contains 4 specific powers, since Zeus plans to make $900 per box which contains 4 powers
we need to find the selling price
profit= selling price-cost price
let the selling price be x
900=x- 250
x=900+250
x= 1150
Selling price = $1150
<em>Hence the unit cost of a specific power in a box that will see a profit of $900 per box is 1150/4= $287.50</em>
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