At the conclusion of her first month of operating Val's Donut Shop, Val computed the following...

  

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At the conclusion of her first month of operating Val's Donut Shop, Val computed the following revenue and expense figures: Please use formulas to calculate your answers if one is needed. Week 1 23 3 Revenue Expense $ 894.50 $ 761.80 $ $ 1,147.60 $ 522.46 $ $1,261.80 $ 879.14 S SSSS 4 $ 1,345.11 $ 1,486.20 $ Month $ 4,649.01 $3,649.60 Profit / Loss To Receive $1,200.00 Profit for the Month Month 132.70 625.14 382.66 (141.09) 999.41 Prepare both weekly and monthly profit formulas so that Val has a good idea about her current profit situation. Given her sales of the month, tell her how much her ideal expense should have been to realize her desired profit of $1,200. You are calculating the anticipated expense here. At the conclusion of her first month of operating Val's Donut Shop, Val computed the following revenue and expense figures: Please use formulas to calculate your answers if one is needed. Week 1 23 3 Revenue Expense $ 894.50 $ 761.80 $ $ 1,147.60 $ 522.46 $ $1,261.80 $ 879.14 S SSSS 4 $ 1,345.11 $ 1,486.20 $ Month $ 4,649.01 $3,649.60 Profit / Loss To Receive $1,200.00 Profit for the Month Month 132.70 625.14 382.66 (141.09) 999.41 Prepare both weekly and monthly profit formulas so that Val has a good idea about her current profit situation. Given her sales of the month, tell her how much her ideal expense should have been to realize her desired profit of $1,200. You are calculating the anticipated expense here.

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