📘 business math

1. Let's start by defining the problem: We want to understand how discounts affect profits and losses in a business context. 2. Suppose the original price of a product is $P$ and t

1. **Problem 1: Calculate the difference in profit between 2010 and 2007 for ABC Corp sales.** Given: Salespeople earn 10% of sales as pay, business costs are 20% of sales, so prof

1. **State the problem:** Calculate the monthly revenue (yield) for the hair care professional under two scenarios: current average jobs and the proposal for peak and off-peak mont

1. **State the problem:** Calculate the monthly revenue (yield) for the hair care professional under two scenarios: current average jobs and the proposal for peak and off-peak mont

1. **State the problem:** We need to calculate the market size last year and the market growth given the number of smartphones sold last year and their average selling price, as we

1. **Calculate the number of users for Chrome, Safari, and Internet Explorer given their market shares.** - Total market share percentages given: Chrome 34.7%, Internet Explorer 12

1. **Problem 1: Find the list price given a net cost after a series discount of 5/12/12 and net cost $2148.28** Step 1: Understand the series discount. The discounts are 5%, then 1

1. **Problem 1: Rugs produced by Washington branch over 6 months.** - Washington produces 1569 rugs daily.

1. The problem asks how to calculate a utilization target percentage in the range of 80% to 85%.\n\n2. Utilization rate represents the percentage of available time that a resource

1. Let's start by understanding what utilization target percentage (e.g., 80-85%) means. It typically refers to the desired percentage of available capacity or time you want to be

1. **Stating the problem:** NWF wants to find the break-even point in units and total sales for a cedar picnic table that sells for 50 each, with fixed costs of 13000 and variable

1. The problem asks which two media together generate £6.15 billion revenue in 2011 based on the pie chart percentages of a total £20.5 billion forecast. 2. From the pie chart, the

1. **Stating the problems:** We have multiple sub-questions related to cost control, purchasing documents, menu costing, and a function cost analysis.

1. **Problem Statement:** We need to determine the formulas and rates for calculating overtime pay and night differential pay based on provided working hour rules.