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Pierre sells lemonade for 2 dollars per glass. His costs in
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Updated on: 27 Dec 2018, 05:01
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Pierre sells lemonade for 2 dollars per glass. His costs include 5 lemons per glass at 25 cents per lemon, and 3 tablespoons of sugar per glass at 5 cents per tablespoon. If Pierre made at least 5 dollars in one day, and there were no other costs associated with making or selling the lemonade, how many glasses of lemonade could he have sold on that day?
Indicate all such values.
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Re: Pierre sells lemonade for 2 dollars per glass. His costs in
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12 Jun 2017, 09:18
12 Jun 2017, 09:18
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Here is what I did on this question ->
Profit per glass -> 60 cents
Let n be the number of glasses to make 5 dollar or 500 cents of profit =>
60*n>500
n>8.something
Hence => D,E,F
Profit per glass -> 60 cents
Let n be the number of glasses to make 5 dollar or 500 cents of profit =>
60*n>500
n>8.something
Hence => D,E,F
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