Marah is deciding whether or not to open a lemonade stand. She expects to sell 20 cups of lemonade for $1 per cup. She already made a sign that cost her $10 and will have $15 worth of additional costs for cups and lemonade mix if she decides to open the stand.

Chloe is a chef who runs a niche food delivery business in a competitive industry. Chloe specializes in making monster calzones. Chloe sells 20 monster calzones per month. Her monthly total revenue is $5,000. The marginal cost of making a monster calzone is $300. In order to maximize profits, Chloe should A) make more than 20 calzones per month. B) make fewer than 20 calzones per month. C) continue to make 20 calzones per month. D) We do not have enough information with which to answer the question.

Design a process flowchart for hotel staff who are in charge of getting online room bookings and confirming rooms for customers through emails after receiving their orders with a required deposit. Your process flowchart needs to solve 3 following situations: •Out of room •Available rooms matching demand •Available rooms not matching demand

Suppose that in 2018, you inherited from your grandfather a small planetarium that had been closed for several years. Your planetarium has a maximum capacity of 75 people and all the equipment is in working order. You decide to reopen the planetarium on the weekends as a new laser-tag venture called Shoot for the Stars, and much to your delight it has become an instant success, with admission tickets selling out quickly for each day you are open. Describe some of the decisions that you must make in the short run. What might you consider to be your “fixed factor”? What alternative decisions might you be able to make in the long run? Explain

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As distance to the city center increases, an office firm’s willingness to pay for space [increases / decreases / remains] at a(n) [increasing / decreasing / constant] rate.

Mililani business owner Selina runs a small hair salon and does laundry on a regular basis to clean uniforms, hair cloths, client robes, and other washables. Selina is running low on detergent and saw the same-sized boxes of Arm & Hammer laundry detergent on sale at two different stores. Sale price of detergent Regular price of detergent Store Store 1 Store 2 $9.98, limit 4, with additional boxes at regular price Buy two get one free, limit 1 free box, with additional boxes at regular price If Selina only has time to go to one of these stores and needs 3 boxes, whose advice is correct? Select the cost of 3 boxes of Arm & Hammer Laundry detergent at Select $15.99 Selina's friend Kimo said that Store 2 would be cheaper and noted that Store 1's regular price is cheaper than Store 2's regular price. Selina's other friend Lani said that it would be cheaper to go to Store 1, pointing out that Store 2's sale price is still higher than Store 1. Would the situation change if Selina needs 5…

When the price of salad was $5, a cafeteria sold 50 packets of salad dressing a day at $0.50 per packet. When they increased the price of salad by 40%, but kept the dressing at the same price, they sold 50% fewer packets of salad dressing.

XYZ company can manufacture their own products and sells them. They are able to control the demand by changing the price that is determined by the equation below. The company is thinking of maximizing their profit. The fixed cost is $1,000 per month and the variable cost is $40 per unit. Find the number of units that must be manufactured and sold monthly to maximize profit. (Demand D in the equation is monthly) Hint: Profit = Total Revenue - Total Cost 2,700 5,000 p = $38 + D for D > 1 D2 1 Add file

You and your friends love to go fishing. There is a sporting goods store in your neighborhood that sells a fishing pole for $82 but costs the store $60, and a fully stocked tackle box that sells for $58 but costs $40. Assuming the mark-up policy is linear, determine the equation that relates price (P) to cost (C). Following this same mark-up policy for other items, what would be the price of a pair of waders which cost the company $80?