Profit = Selling price - Cost
So in this case: Profit = $2.50 - $2
Profit = $.50
Percentage profit = (profit/selling price) x 100
So in this case: percentage profit = ($.50/$2.50) x 100
Percentage profit = (.2) x 100
Percentage profit = 20%
Improved Answer:-
It is: (2.50-2)/2 times 100 = 25% profit
If the flower vendor sells roses for 50 cents each, she sells 40 roses for every $20 worth of sales (since $20 ÷ $0.50 = 40 roses). If she makes $6.00 on every $20 worth sold, her profit per rose is $6.00 ÷ 40 = $0.15. Therefore, her effective cost per flower is $0.50 - $0.15 = $0.35.
A wholesaler is a person who sells goods in large quantities to be retailed by others.
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If for every 2 there is 3, then for every 12 it is 18.you simply divide 12 by 2 then multiply that by 3 and 3x6 is 18.
The answer is the percentage gross profit made is 71.47 .
Consignment: leaving your items for another to sell and you get a percentage of the profit when it sells. Here is a great explanation of how to consign: http://beforeandafterbabies.com/how-to-consign
It is whan a store sells secondhand items such as clothes and accessories by the original owner who receives a percentage of the purchase.
Convert the profit (the amount that "she makes") to a profit per flower. Then subtract that from the selling price.
Consignment sale: leaving your items for another so sell and you get a percentage of the profit when the items sells. Great explanation here: http://beforeandafterbabies.com/how-to-consign
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a store make a profit of 25 on each graphing calculator it sell.how many calculator must the store sell to make profit of at least $275
Vendor / merchant
There's several possible answers to that, but I think "broker" might be the best word.
Unfortunately, yes. It is an excellent company that sells product that makes their company stand out. They have significant profit in the UK area since its creation.
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If the flower vendor sells roses for fifty cents each, she sells 40 roses for $20 (since $20 ÷ $0.50 = 40). If she makes $6.00 on every $20 worth sold, her profit per rose is $6.00 ÷ 40 = $0.15. Therefore, she effectively pays $0.50 - $0.15 = $0.35 per flower after accounting for her profit.