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A restaurant sells hamburgers for $17.33/hamburger.
Expenses for the restaurant include raw material for
each hamburger at $9.23, $191.80 for monthly rental and
$50.00 for monthly peril insurance. How many hamburgers
should the restaurant sell in a month to break even?
MODEL
each hamburger at $9.23, $191.80 for monthly rental and
$50.00 for monthly peril insurance. What is your profit if
the restaurant sells 2500 hamburgers in a month?
TOO weekday demand rose to 110 units. The cost of lost sales is $9
per unit. Leftover products can be sold for $50 per unit. What
MUCH OR
would be the profit in this scenario?
TOO
LITTLE The price of product X is $106, variable costs for the product
is $75 and fixed costs (including staff salaries, maintenance)
DEMAND
amount to $4000 per month. The company operates only 25
days in a month and produces 90 units per day. But during one
weekday demand fell to 75 units. The cost of lost sales is $9
per unit. Leftover products can be sold for $50 per unit. What
would be the profit in this scenario?
Based on the equation Y = 8.35 + 248.3*X, Sales(Y) is in
USING Units of $10.00 and Advertising(X) is in Units of $100.
THE
REGRESSI
What is the value of X entered into the equation if
$11,851 is spent on advertising?(Round your answer
ON
to 2 decimal places)
2 5.0
2. WHAT IS THE 3
4
7.5
11.0
RMSE? 5 11.5
3. WHAT IS THE
SQUARED ERROR
FOR PERIOD 4?
UNDERSTANDING PROFIT & QUANTITY AT CROSSOVER POINT
Profit 1 = Profit 2
P1*X – VC1*X – FC1 = P2*X – VC2*X – FC2
Part 2. A restaurant sells hamburgers for $17.33/hamburger. Expenses for the restaurant include raw material for each hamburger at $9.23, $191.80 for monthly
rental and $50.00 for monthly peril insurance. What is the profit if the restaurant sells 2500 hamburgers in a month?
What is profit for the day if you sell 100 hamburgers in a day and there are 30 days in a month?
what will its revenue be…
what is its contribution margin..
Do they change extra for cheese?
Part 1 Part 2
Breakeven 30 units Quantity sold 2500
Profit month $ 20,008.20
Q sold 100
Days in the month 30
Daily profit $ 801.94
The price of product X is $106, variable costs for the product is $75
and fixed costs (including staff salaries, maintenance) amount to
$4000 per month. The company operates only 25 days in a month and
produces 90 units per day. But during one week-day demand rose
TOO to 110 units. The cost of lost sales is $9 per unit. Leftover products
can be sold for $50 per unit. What would be the profit in this
MUCH OR
scenario?
Profit = 106(90) – 75(90) – 160 – 20(9) = $ 2450
TOO
LITTLE
The price of product X is $106, variable costs for the product is $75
and fixed costs (including staff salaries, maintenance) amount to
$4000 per month. The company operates only 25 days in a month and
DEMAND produces 90 units per day. But during one week-day demand fell to 75
units. The cost of lost sales is $9 per unit. Leftover products can be
sold for $50 per unit. What would be the profit in this scenario?
Profit = 106(75) – 75(90) – 160 + 15(50) = $1790
Based on the equation Y = 8.35 + 248.3*X, Sales(Y) is in
Units of $10.00 and Advertising(X) is in Units of $100.
USING
THE
What is the value of X entered into the equation if
$11,851 is spent on advertising?(Round your answer
to 2 decimal places) = 11851/100 =118.51
REGRESSI
ON What are Sales when $11,851 is spent on advertising?
(Round your answer to 1 decimal places)
EQUATIO = 8.35 + 248.3 * 118.51 = 29434.383 *10 =
N $294,343.83
1. WHAT WILL BE
THE MAPE (MEAN
ABSOLUTE
PERCENT ERROR) Three
OF THE TABLE period
BELOW? (ROUND moving
average
ANSWER TO 2 Abs
DECIMAL PLACES, Period
Absolute Squared
Sales($millions) Forecast Error Error Error
Percent
error
KEEP IN DECIMAL 1 6.5
FORMAT DON'T 2 5.0
CONVERT TO %) 3 9.5
ANS .32 4 11.0 7.00
5 11.5 8.33
Profit 1 = Profit 2
P1*X – VC1*X – FC1 = P2*X – VC2*X – FC2
Crossover Qty would work with both products: Crossover Profit would work with both products:
You can check to see if you’re correct 695.4082 * (64.8 – 20) – 35,010
([69 – 19] *503.21) – 37,270 Or -3,855.71 loss
Or -12,109 695.4082 * (52.2 – 27) – 21,380
(22*503.21) – 23,180
SUMPRODUCT
.15*29 =4.35
.26*32 =8.32
.37*57 =21.09
.234*10=2.34
4.35+8.32+21.09+2.34=36.1
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