Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1875 arrangements
Step-by-step explanation:
Break-Even is the point when costs are equal to profit.
The cost is 15,000
We need to cover this up with the profit we get from sales.
Each arrangement is 17 (cost) and is sold for 25, so the profit from each arrangement is:
25 - 17 = 8
So, with each arrangement sale, we make profit of $8. How many of these we need to sell in order to break even (in order to make 15,000)??
We simply divide this amount (15,000) by the profit we make from each arrangement ($8), so that would be:
Number of Arrangements Needed to Break-Even = 15,000/8 = 1875
After 1875 arrangements, the boutique breaks even.
Answer:
It should be the first answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
The first answer says "If Nemo is a fish, then he swims". That makes sense. Then the second one says "If Nemo does swim, then he is a fish". That would make sense, but if my name was Nemo, I can swim. That doesn't mean I'm a fish. The the third one says "If Nemo is not a fish, then he doesn't swim". That doesn't make sense. Say my name is Nemo. I'm not a fish. I can swim though!
Answer:
0.2 centimeters
Step-by-step explanation:
Strategy 1:
Make the equation: 5=a•s, where s is the scale factor and "a" is the number of centimeters which 5 meters
First, we need to find the scale factor. 50 meters would be s times greater than 2 centimeters. Find s by first converting meters into centimeters
50m=5000cm. 5000cm=2cm*s, so s = 2500
5m=a*2500, a=0.002 meters, and 0.002 meters is equal to 0.2 centimeters.
Strategy 2:
the ratio of the scale drawing to real life will always stay the same, so
2 cm / 50 meters = x / 5 meters, and cross multiply to get
x cm* 50 m = 2 cm * 5 m, so
x cm * 10 = 2 cm
x cm = 2/10 cm
x cm = 0.2 cm
Strategy 3:
Notice that 5 meters is 10 times smaller than 50 meters, so on the scale drawing, we are looking for a number 10 times smaller than 2 centimeters, so 2/10=0.2 cm
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