Question: please do number 1 Mallory has come a long way. Her lemonade was a hit - everyone raved about her secret formula (she added some

 please do number 1 Mallory has come a long way. Her
lemonade was a hit - everyone raved about her secret formula (she
please do number 1

Mallory has come a long way. Her lemonade was a hit - everyone raved about her secret formula (she added some special spices suggested by her grandmother). When Mark Cuban (billionaire investor) happened to drive through the neighborhood he had a cup of Mallory's lemonade and offered to inves in the company. So, Mallory's Lemonade Stand Lemonade will soon be found in a limited number of local Whole Foods Stores. Mallory had to figure out some pricing. She started with the knowledge that retailers would want to sell her 20gz bottles for $2.00 at retail. Mallory figured her costs as follows: - $10,000 in fixed costs for various costs including some local advertising she to support Whole Foods. - A co-packer (company that manufactures food products to specifications) will charge $.50 for each 20gz bottle - including bottles, packages, and delivery. - Mallory assumes she can sell 30,000 bottles. - Mallory plans to charge Whole Foods $1.00 each for the bottles. Whole Foods will charge $2.00. - Using average cost pricing, she is counting on a $5000 profit. Please answer the following questions and show all your work: 1. Assuming the numbers shown here, what is Whole Foods markup percent on each bottle of Mallory's Lemonade Stand Lemonade? 2. Using Mallory's projected sales of 30,000 bottles, calculate Mallory's: a) average fixed cost, b) average variable cost, and c) total profit? a. Average fixed cost = Total fixed cost / Total number of units produced Average fixed Cost =10,000/30,000 Average fixed cost =.33 b. Average Variable Cost = Variable Cost / Output Please answer the following questions and show all your work: 1. Assuming the numbers shown here, what is Whole Foods markup percent on each bottle of Mallory's Lemonade Stand Lemonade? 2. Using Mallory's projected sales of 30,000 bottles, calculate Mallory's: a) average fixed cost, b) average variable cost, and c) total profit? a. Average fixed Cost = Total fixed cost / Total number of units produced Average fixed Cost =10,000/30,000 Average fixed Cost =.33 b. Average Variable Cost = Variable Cost / Output Average Variable Cost =(.530,000)/30,000 Average Variable cost =.5 c. Total Profit = Total Revenue - Total Expenses Total Profit =30,000(.530,000)10,000 Total Profit =5,000 3. What is Mallory's profit if sales only turn out to be 15,000 bottles

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