Stacy has home based business making and selling scented soaps she in tensional I spent $86 to purchase soap making equipment and the materials for each pound of soap cost $6 Stacy sells the soap for $8 per pound eventually she will sell enough soap to cover the costs of their quickness while old be stacy's total cell and costs me how much soap will that be

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Dominique Glenn

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19 July, 09:13

Stacy has home based business making and selling scented soaps she in tensional I spent $86 to purchase soap making equipment and the materials for each pound of soap cost $6 Stacy sells the soap for $8 per pound eventually she will sell enough soap to cover the costs of their quickness while old be stacy's total cell and costs me how much soap will that be

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Craig Raymond · Answer 1

Stacey's Sales and Costs will both be $114.67 and $86 respectively once she sells 14.33 pounds of Soap

Step-by-step explanation:

Stacey invested $86 in soap making equipment

By conversion, she is able to deduce her cost per pound of soap to be $6,

And as a result priced each pound of soap at $8.

To fully cover her cost of $86, she will require to sell the following pound of soap:

Cost of Inventory divided by the Cost per Pound of soap sold

= $86 divided by $6 = 14.33 pounds

At this quantity of 14.33 Pounds; Stacey Cost will be $86 and her sales will be $114.67 leading to a Profit of $28.67