Sizzlin’ Sauce

Company.
Jessica Huang
 Red Hot Sauce Scorchin’ Hot Sauce

● 1 pt tomato sauce with ● 1 pt tomato sauce

onions with onions
● 5 green peppers, diced ● 4 green peppers,
● 4 hot chili peppers, diced
seeded and diced ● 8 hot chili peppers,
seeded and diced
Activity 1: Graphing
I bought 1050 green peppers
and 1200 hot chili peppers to fill
an order for Sizzlin’ Sauce
sauces. On the right side I
create a system of inequalities
to see how many pints I can
make.
System of inequalities graphed
Activity 2: Analyzing

Profit: $1.20 (1 pint of Red Hot) Maximum Profit: (150, 75)

$1.00 (1 pint of Scorchin’ Hot)
P=1.2(150)+75
P=180+75
Vertices: P=255
(0,0)
(150,75)
(210,0) To maximize my profit I would sell 150 Red Hot
(150,0) Sauces and 75 Scorchin’ Hot Sauces. As a result, my
maximum profit would be $255
Activity 3: Researching

Guestimation of prices Prices of 1 Pint of Red hot Sauce: $ 163

1 Green pepper: $20 Price of 1 pint of Scorchin’ Hot Sauce: $ 231
1 Chili pepper: $22
1 pt tomato with onions : $15

I would sell the Red hot Sauce for 164.2 per pint to keep a profit of $1.20
and I would sell the Scorchin’ Hot sauce for 232 per pint to keep a profit
of $1.00
Activity 4: Organizing

● A supermarket chain buys 288 pt every 8 weeks 288/8=36

● A grocery store will buy 60 pt every 4 weeks
36+15+24
A speciality store will buy 24 pt each week
●
51+24=75

To fulfill this order I will need to make 75 pints of

sauce a week
Sepread Sheet:
Conclusion

● Each week must make 75 pints of sauce

● It costs $163 to make a pint of Red hot Sauce, which I will sell at
$164.2 for an individual profit of $1.20
● It costs $231 to make a pint of Scorchin’ Hot Sauce, which I will
sell at $232 for an individual profit of $1,00
● If I sell 150 pints Red Hot Sauce and 75 pints of Scorchin’ Hot
Sauce, which my maximum profit $255.00
Thanks