Kumar is opening a lemonade stand. He spent $4.50 to build the stand and $2.50 for lemons and sugar. He has enough ingredients to make 20 glasses of lemonade. How much should he charge for one glass of lemonade to cover his expenses and make $10 in profit? Round to the nearest cent. Kumar needs to charge $ a glass.

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Kyler Shaffer

Mathematics

13 June, 11:30

Kumar is opening a lemonade stand. He spent $4.50 to build the stand and $2.50 for lemons and sugar. He has enough ingredients to make 20 glasses of lemonade. How much should he charge for one glass of lemonade to cover his expenses and make $10 in profit? Round to the nearest cent. Kumar needs to charge $ a glass.

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Billy Mueller · Answer 1

Profit = revenue - cost

10 = 20x - (4.5 + 2.5)

10 = 20x - 7

10 + 7 = 20x

17 = 20x

17/20 = x

0.85 = x

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profit = revenue - cost

10 = 20 (0.85) - 7

10 = 17 - 7

10 = 10 (correct)

so he would have to sell each cup at 0.85 ccents to make a profit of $ 10

Alina Hayes · Answer 2

0.85 cent, I believe. Sorry if I am inncorect, ^^'