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tangare [24]
2 years ago
8

How much profit was generated by the sales of gold label and black label combined?

Mathematics
2 answers:
blsea [12.9K]2 years ago
8 0

The<u> profit</u> genereted  by the <u>sales of gold label and black label combined</u> is <u>the sum</u> of the profits generated by the sales of gold label and of the profits generated by the sales of black label.

1. From the table

\begin{array}{ccc}&\text{Number of bottles sold}&\text{Average profit (per bottle)}\\\text{Gold label}&1,000&\$2.75\end{array}

you can find the profits generated by the sales of gold label:

1,000\cdot \$2.75=\$2,750.

2. From the table

\begin{array}{ccc}&\text{Number of bottles sold}&\text{Average profit (per bottle)}\\\text{Black label}&2,000&\$1.50\end{array}

you can find the profits generated by the sales of black label:

2,000\cdot \$1.50=\$3,000.

In total

\$2,750+\$3,000=\$5,750.

Answer: correct option 5

NemiM [27]2 years ago
4 0

The combined profit earned by the sales of the gold label and black sale is \boxed{{\mathbf{\$5750}}} .

Further explanation:

Given:

From the given table the data for gold label and black label is shown.

Step by step explanation:

Step 1:

The profit earned by gold label can be calculated as,

   {\text{profit earned by gold label}}={\text{ number of bottles sold }}\times{\text{ average profit}}

It is given that 1000 bottles of black label has been sold whose average profit is \$2.75  per bottle.

Now calculate the profit earned by gold label bottles as,

\begin{aligned}{\text{profit earned by gold label}}&={\text{ 1000 }}\times{\text{ \$ 2}}{\text{.75}}\\&={\text{\$2750}}\\\end{aligned}

Step 2:

The profit earned by black label can be calculated as,

   {\text{profit earned by black label}}={\text{ number of bottles sold }}\times{\text{ average profit}}

It is given that 2000 bottles of black label has been sold whose average profit is \$1.50  per bottle.

Now calculate the profit earned by black label bottles as,

\begin{aligned}{\text{profit earned by black label}}&={\text{2000}}\times{\text{\$ 1}}{\text{.50}}\\&={\text{\$3000}}\\\end{aligned}

Step 3:

Now find the combined profit earned by the sales of the gold label and black sale as,

\begin{aligned}{\text{combined profit}}&={\text{profit earned by black label}}+{\text{profit earned by gold label}}\\&=\$3000+\$2750\\&=\$5750\\\end{aligned}

Therefore, the combined profit earned by the sales of the gold label and black sale is \$5750 .

Thus, fifth option is correct that is \boxed{{\mathbf{\$5750}}} .

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Answer details:

Grade: Middle school

Subject: Mathematics

Chapter: Profit and loss

Keywords: profit, black label, gold label, sales, combined, sum, average profit, number of bottles sold, bottle, product range, average price, average tax, profit generated

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