Answer:
.90 per pound
Step-by-step explanation:
just take 4.50 and divide it by 5 to get .90 and you can just check it by taking .90 and multiplying it by 5 and you still get 4.50 as the overall price
Answer:
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a)
Add the costs of material and labor together:
Subtract this value from how much Lucy sells a necklace for:
Lucy's profit from a necklace is $7.04.
Set up a fraction where the profit is the numerator, and the sale price is the denominator to get your ratio:
The ratio will be 704/1599.
b)
Divide the profit by the sale price:
Multiply the decimal by 100 to get your percentage:
Check the tenths value to round to the nearest percent:
0 < 5
44.03 ≈ 44
44% of the sale price is profit.
c)
Divide the total amount Lucy earned at the fair by the sale price of an individual necklace:
Lucy made 14 necklaces.
To find the total profit Lucy made from the fair, multiply the total amount of necklaces she made by the profit for each necklace:
Lucy's total profits were $98.56.
Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation: