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What represents the profit in the revenue calculation?
What represents the profit in the revenue calculation?
- Total expenses added to revenue
- The total units sold multiplied by the selling price
- Revenue minus daily expenses (correct)
- Selling price minus the cost of goods
If the selling price per product is 10 pesos and there are daily expenses of 490 pesos, what is the condition for the revenue to break even?
If the selling price per product is 10 pesos and there are daily expenses of 490 pesos, what is the condition for the revenue to break even?
- Selling 49 products
- Selling 50 products (correct)
- Selling 51 products
- Selling 48 products
In the equation $y=10x$, what does the variable x represent?
In the equation $y=10x$, what does the variable x represent?
- The number of products sold (correct)
- The selling price per product
- The total daily profit
- The total expenses per day
Which of the following statements about revenue calculation is false?
Which of the following statements about revenue calculation is false?
What conclusion can be drawn from the analysis of selling price and expenses?
What conclusion can be drawn from the analysis of selling price and expenses?
Flashcards
Daily Profit Equation
Daily Profit Equation
Profit = Revenue - Expenses
Revenue Calculation
Revenue Calculation
Revenue = Products Sold x Selling Price
Selling Price
Selling Price
The price at which a product is sold per unit.
Profit Equation Example
Profit Equation Example
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Linear Regression Equation
Linear Regression Equation
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Study Notes
Revenue Strategy
- Sales strategy focuses on selling products and tracking sales data.
- Selling price is 10 pesos per unit.
- Daily expenses are 490 units.
- Daily profit is calculated after deducting expenses from revenue.
Revenue Calculation
- Daily revenue is calculated by multiplying the number of products sold by the selling price.
- Daily profit is calculated by subtracting daily expenses from daily revenue.
Profit Analysis
- The profit is directly proportional to the number of products sold (linear relationship).
- The mathematical relationship is expressed as a linear equation: profit = 10 * units sold.
- This analysis ensures consistency in pricing and expenses for clear profit calculation.
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