The inventory of Dollar Dress Shop at cost when the retail method is used is $117, 500.
<h3>How to find the inventory cost?</h3>
When using the Retail method to find the inventory at cost, the Beginning inventory, the purchases, and the net sales are used.
The formula for finding the cost of inventory using the retail method is:
= Beginning inventory + Purchases - Net sales
= $ 87, 500 + $ 325, 000 - $ 295, 000
= $117, 500
The inventory cost of Dollar Dress Shop with the retail method is $ 117, 500.
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is 100 I’m sure
Plug in numbers in for x.
If you plug in 0 then you get 1. 1/0 is undefined
If you plug in 1 then you get 6. 6/1 is 6
If you plug in 2 then you get 11. 11/2 is 5.5
If you plug in 3 then you get 16. 16/3 is 5.3 repeating
If you plug in 4 then you get 21. 21/4 is 5.25
If you plug in 5 then you get 26. 26/5 is 5.2
It would only be proportional if you got the same answer after dividing each time.
c = cost of food/med for cats
d = cost of food/med for dog
y = total cost/spent
What you know:
y = 6c + d [has 6 cats and 1 dog]
c = 2/3d - 5 [cost for cat is 5 less than 2/3 cost for dog]
y = $195
y = 6c + d
Substitute/plug in what you know, plug in (2/3d - 5) for c and 195 for y
195 = 6(2/3d - 5) + d Distribute/multiply 6 into (2/3d - 5)
195 = 4d - 30 + d Combine like terms
195 = 5d - 30 Add 30 on both sides of the equation
225 = 5d Divide 5 on both sides
$45 = d
