Amber and Kimi

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• Amber and Kimi
• Pre-Algebra
• Blk3

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Hot Dog Stand
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Letter

• Dear Students,
• We think that the plain hot dogs would be a
  better choice than gourmet hot dogs, because we
  are targeting students and based on last years
  sales. The plain hot dogs last year made a better
  profit and sold twice as many as the gourmet.You
  would also have to sale more gourmet hot dogs to
  make a profit.
• Sincerely,
• Amber And Kimi

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Popcorn Booth
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• The what if questions help us predict what will
  happen to our business in the future. Like if our
  expenses go up, if we sales double, if we sale
  half the amount, ect. They also help us make
  dissensions on what products to sale and what
  will brings us the BIGGEST profit!

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Tee-Time Profits
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• The graph shows a negative correlation and that
  the less a tee shirt cost the more the people buy
  it.I think that if the price increases the profit
  will decrease because less people will be willing
  to buy a tee shirt that is highly priced. I think
  you should charge people 8.00 a tee
  shirt,because it is reasonable and will bring a
  good profit.

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The price line goes up at a steady pace but the
income line starts off a an upper incline then
levels off at 10, then goes down after 14. This
is because the higher a tee shirt is the less
people there are that will to buy it, which means
dont make as much income.
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The price line goes up at a steady pace and the
income goes down hill. Because the higher the tee
shirt is priced the less the expenses are because
you pay the expenses off faster.
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The price line goes up at a steady pace and the
profit line starts off at a upper incline then
levels off at 10, then goes down at 14. This is
because the higher a tee shirt is the less people
are willing to pay for it.
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• The relationship is that lower the expenses and
  income the higher the profit. The relationship
  stays the same throughout. The graphs never fall
  below zero because the business has always made a
  profit, but the graphs could if the business does
  not make a profit. I think 10 would be the best
  price to charge people for a tee shirt, because
  it is a reasonable price and will make a good
  profit.

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North Lake Movie Theater
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What if Questions?

• What if our profit doubles?
• What if our sells double?
• What if we sell half as much?
• What if we raise the ticket .10?
• What if we raise the ticket .15?
• What if our expenses double?