Question #126572
Ryan buys some jumpers to sell on a stall.
He spends £160 buying 60 jumpers.
He sells 80% of the jumpers for £12 each.
He then puts the rest of the jumpers on a Buy one get one half price offer.
He manages to sell half the remaining jumpers using this offer.
How much profit does Ryan make?
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Expert's answer
2020-07-21T15:56:05-0400

1) The total cost of buying jumpers £160\text{1) The total cost of buying jumpers £160}

2)  Sold80\text{2) \, Sold} {\, 80} % of jumpers for £ 12 each: 48 *£ 12 = £576, where 80 % of jumpers is 60 * 0.8 = 48\text{of jumpers for £ 12 each: 48 *£ 12 = £576, where 80 \% of jumpers is 60 * 0.8 = 48}

3) The remainder of jumpers: 60-48= 12\text{3) The remainder of jumpers: 60-48= 12}

4) Sells half the remaining half price: 6 * £6 = £36\text{4) Sells half the remaining half price: 6 * £6 = £36}

5) Total sales revenue: £576+ £36 = £612\text{5) Total sales revenue: £576+ £36 = £612}

6) Total sales profit: £612 -£160 = £452\text{6) Total sales profit: £612 -£160 = £452}


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