A Web site sells products for a small business. The Web site collects 30 percent of the revenue from the products that the business sells. The business instructs the Web site to sell no more than 150 of its products at a time for staffing purposes. Suppose that the Web site runs a daily deal on designer jeans. Each pair of jeans is sale-priced at $95. What is the largest amount of money that the Web site can collect from the daily deal on jeans?

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Michelle Shepard

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9 May, 17:55

A Web site sells products for a small business. The Web site collects 30 percent of the revenue from the products that the business sells. The business instructs the Web site to sell no more than 150 of its products at a time for staffing purposes. Suppose that the Web site runs a daily deal on designer jeans. Each pair of jeans is sale-priced at $95. What is the largest amount of money that the Web site can collect from the daily deal on jeans?

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Moran · Answer 1

4050 dollars

you simply multiply the deal on the jeans times the most that they can sell then divide the total by. 3 which is the amount of revenue that the buisness makes off of it.