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1 year ago

Why must food service operators pay attention to detail and watch every penny?

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Food service operators must pay attention to detail and watch their finances in order to maximize the profit they can generate through the operation of their business. There are many aspects of a food service business that have potential to be a loss, so operators must be aware of these aspects - such as loss from ordering too much food or ingredients, employee theft, and so on.

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We have 20% chance of selling one thus:

1,000(1) + 200(3-1) - 1,500 = -100

We have 30% chance of selling two thus:

1,000(2) + 200(3-2) - 1,500 = 700

We have 40% chance of selling all thus:

1,000(3) + 200(3-3) - 1,500 = 1,500

$\left[\begin{array}{ccc}weight&outcome&w.profit\\0.1&-900&-90\\0.2&-100&-20\\0.3&700&210\\0.4&1,500&600\end{array}\right]$

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