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The operating expenses for running the local gym was equal to 37% of each gym membership.
Business Math 09 - Calculating Profit and Loss
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1 .
The outdoor concert hall sold 31,471 tickets for $17.00 each. Its gross profit was $346,181.00. What was the unit cost of each ticket?
$10.50
$9.00
$6.00
$8.70
2 .
The operating expenses for running the local gym was equal to 37% of each gym membership. Each gym membership was $590.00 per year. The gym needs to sell at least 700 yearly memberships to cover its yearly operating expenses. What is the gym’s yearly operating expenses?
$215,810.00
$215,180.00
$152,180.00
$152,810.00
Working the problem:
$590.00 per year membership fee per person
$590.00 x 700 = $413,000.00
413,000 x 0.37 = $152,810.00 (the 37%)
Yearly Operating Expenses is: $152,810.00
Answer (d) is the correct answer
$590.00 per year membership fee per person
$590.00 x 700 = $413,000.00
413,000 x 0.37 = $152,810.00 (the 37%)
Yearly Operating Expenses is: $152,810.00
Answer (d) is the correct answer
3 .
A new bridge was put in to connect two cities. The cost of the bridge was $5,000,000.00. In order to pay off that amount a toll booth was placed on the bridge charging each car $1.60 to cross over. The two cities want to pay off the building cost in a year plus make a $250,000.00 profit by the end of the first year. How many cars will have to pass over the bridge in the first year to pay off the building costs and provide the cities with a $250,000.00 profit?
2,831,205 cars
3,281,250 cars
2,381,520 cars
3,128,250 cars
Working the problem:
$5,000,000.00 building cost
$250,000.00 profit
$5,000,000.00 + $250,000.00 = $5,250,000.00
$1.60 per car
5,250,000 ÷ 1.60 = 3,281,250
Solution: 3,281,250 cars will need to cross the bridge to earn the cities the $250,000.00 profit
Answer (b) is the correct answer
$5,000,000.00 building cost
$250,000.00 profit
$5,000,000.00 + $250,000.00 = $5,250,000.00
$1.60 per car
5,250,000 ÷ 1.60 = 3,281,250
Solution: 3,281,250 cars will need to cross the bridge to earn the cities the $250,000.00 profit
Answer (b) is the correct answer
4 .
Rosie’s Flower Shop bought 20 bundles of a dozen roses each for $9.00 per bundle. The shop then re-bundled the roses into half dozen bundles and sold the half dozen bundles for $12.00 each. What was the initial unit cost (per rose) and what was the gross profit per unit (per rose) after the re-bundling?
$0.69 initial unit cost / $1.50 gross profit after re-bundling
$0.75 initial unit cost / $1.25 gross profit after re-bundling
$0.79 initial unit cost / $1.15 gross profit after re-bundling
$0.95 initial unit cost / $1.05 gross profit after re-bundling
Working the problem:
20 bundles of a dozen roses each for $9.00 per bundle
$9.00 ÷ 12 = $0.75 (initial unit cost/per rose)
$12.00 ÷ 6 = $2.00 (cost per rose after re-bundling)
$2.00 - $0.75 = $1.25
Gross Profit per rose after re-bundling: $1.25
Solution: $0.75 initial unit cost and $1.25 gross profit after re-bundling
Answer (b) is the correct answer
20 bundles of a dozen roses each for $9.00 per bundle
$9.00 ÷ 12 = $0.75 (initial unit cost/per rose)
$12.00 ÷ 6 = $2.00 (cost per rose after re-bundling)
$2.00 - $0.75 = $1.25
Gross Profit per rose after re-bundling: $1.25
Solution: $0.75 initial unit cost and $1.25 gross profit after re-bundling
Answer (b) is the correct answer
5 .
Leah opened up her own real estate agency. The agency’s commission for each sold property was 5%. In order to meet all of her overhead costs she calculated that for each house that sold at $150,000.00 it would take 23.2% of the commission the agency received to cover her expenses so long as she sold 6 houses each month. If Leah sold 6 houses in a month, what would be the agency’s net profit for that month?
$32,756.00
$37,500.00
$30,650.00
$34,560.00
Working the problem:
$150,000.00 per house at 5% commission
150,000 x 0.05 = $7,500.00 commission per house
7,500 x 0.232 = $1,740.00 (the 23.2% operating expenses needed per house)
$7,500.00 x 6 = $45,000.00 total commission on sale of 6 houses
$1,740.00 x 6 = $10,440.00 (operating expenses incurred each month)
$45,000.00 - $10,440.00 = $34,560.00
Net Profit is: $34,560.00 for one month selling 6 houses
Answer (d) is the correct answer
$150,000.00 per house at 5% commission
150,000 x 0.05 = $7,500.00 commission per house
7,500 x 0.232 = $1,740.00 (the 23.2% operating expenses needed per house)
$7,500.00 x 6 = $45,000.00 total commission on sale of 6 houses
$1,740.00 x 6 = $10,440.00 (operating expenses incurred each month)
$45,000.00 - $10,440.00 = $34,560.00
Net Profit is: $34,560.00 for one month selling 6 houses
Answer (d) is the correct answer
6 .
15 pairs of ice skates were bought for $11.50 each. 7 pairs were sold for $21.00. What is the total gross profit on the sold ice skates?
$56.50
$62.50
$66.50
$68.50
Working the problem:
15 pairs of ice skates at $11.50 each
7 pairs sold at $21.00 each
7 x 21 = 147
7 x 11.50 = 80.50
$147.00 - $80.50 = $66.50
Gross Profit is: $66.50
Answer (c) is the correct answer
15 pairs of ice skates at $11.50 each
7 pairs sold at $21.00 each
7 x 21 = 147
7 x 11.50 = 80.50
$147.00 - $80.50 = $66.50
Gross Profit is: $66.50
Answer (c) is the correct answer
7 .
The Lady’s Club bought 200 cakes from the bakery for $3.50 per cake. They sold all 200 cakes for $8.75 each. What was the Lady’s Club gross profit on their sales?
$510.00
$1,050.00
$1,500.00
$1,005.00
Working the problem:
200 cakes for $3.50 each
200 x $3.50 = $700.00
200 x $8.75 = $1,750.00
$1,750.00 - $700.00 = $1,050.00
Gross Profit is: $1,050.00
Answer (b) is the correct answer
200 cakes for $3.50 each
200 x $3.50 = $700.00
200 x $8.75 = $1,750.00
$1,750.00 - $700.00 = $1,050.00
Gross Profit is: $1,050.00
Answer (b) is the correct answer
8 .
245 stools were purchased for a local dance hall outlet. Each stool’s unit cost was $13.00. 168 stools were then sold for $25.99 each. What is the total gross profit on the sold stools?
$2,182.32
$2,812.32
$2,281.32
$1,822.32
Working the problem:
245 stools at $13.00 each
168 stools sold at $25.99 each
168 x 25.99 = 4,366.32
168 x 13.00 = 2,184.00
$4,366.32 - $2,184.00 = $2,182.32
Gross Profit is: $2,182.32
Answer (a) is the correct answer
245 stools at $13.00 each
168 stools sold at $25.99 each
168 x 25.99 = 4,366.32
168 x 13.00 = 2,184.00
$4,366.32 - $2,184.00 = $2,182.32
Gross Profit is: $2,182.32
Answer (a) is the correct answer
9 .
Jamie’s sub shop sold 310 sandwiches for $4.75 each. Its gross profit was $821.90. What was the unit cost of each sandwich?
$2.10
$3.20
$2.40
$3.05
Working the problem:
310 sandwiches for $4.75 each
310 x 4.75 = $1,472.50
Gross Profit is: $821.90
$1,472.50 - $821.90 = $650.60
650.60 ÷ 310 = $2.0987
Unit Cost is: $2.10 (rounded up)
Answer (a) is the correct answer
310 sandwiches for $4.75 each
310 x 4.75 = $1,472.50
Gross Profit is: $821.90
$1,472.50 - $821.90 = $650.60
650.60 ÷ 310 = $2.0987
Unit Cost is: $2.10 (rounded up)
Answer (a) is the correct answer
10 .
John estimated that his overhead expenses would be equal to 28% of the sales cost for each product he sold. He sold 600 baseball cards for $9.25 each. They cost him $3.75 each. What is his net profit (or net loss)?
$1,446.00
$1,546.00
$1,646.00
$1,746.00
Working the problem:
600 baseball cards at $9.25 each
600 x 9.25 = $5,550.00
600 x 3.75 = $2,250.00
$5,550.00 - $2,250.00 = $3,300.00
Gross Profit is: $3,300.00
$5,550.00 x .28 = $1,554.00 (equals the 28%)
$3,300.00 - $1,554.00 = $1,746.00
Net Profit is: $1,746.00
Answer (d) is the correct answer
600 baseball cards at $9.25 each
600 x 9.25 = $5,550.00
600 x 3.75 = $2,250.00
$5,550.00 - $2,250.00 = $3,300.00
Gross Profit is: $3,300.00
$5,550.00 x .28 = $1,554.00 (equals the 28%)
$3,300.00 - $1,554.00 = $1,746.00
Net Profit is: $1,746.00
Answer (d) is the correct answer
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31,471 tickets for $17.00 each
31,471 x 17 = $535,007.00
Gross Profit is: $346,181.00
$535,007.00 - $346,181.00 = $188,826.00
188,826 ÷ 31,471 = $6.00
Unit Cost is: $6.00 (per ticket)
Answer (c) is the correct answer