Profit & Break-Even Analysis: Business Algebra Challenge

A company sells a product for $50 each. The fixed costs are $2000, and the variable cost per product is $30. How many products must the company sell to break even?

• 100

• 150

• 120

• 80

A restaurant has fixed monthly costs of $5000. If each meal sold generates a profit of $15, how many meals must the restaurant sell to cover its costs?

• 500

• 334

• 400

• 250

A startup invests $10,000 in marketing and expects to earn $200 per sale. If the variable cost per sale is $100, how many sales are needed to achieve a profit of $5,000?

• 200

• 300

• 100

• 150

A clothing store has a profit margin of 40% on its products. If the store's total sales for the month are $15,000, what is the total profit?

• $4,500

• $3,000

• $7,500

• $6,000

A gym charges a monthly membership fee of $40. If the gym has 150 members, what is the total revenue generated in a month?

• $8000

• $3000

• $4000

• $6000

A company produces gadgets at a cost of $25 each and sells them for $50. If the company wants to make a profit of $10,000, how many gadgets must it sell?

• 400

• 200

• 800

• 600

A bakery has fixed costs of $1,200 per month and sells cupcakes for $3 each. If the variable cost per cupcake is $1, how many cupcakes must the bakery sell to break even?

• 500

• 700

• 600

• 800

A software company has a subscription model that charges $15 per month. If the company has 300 subscribers, what is the total monthly revenue?

• 1500

• 4500

• 3000

• 450

A furniture store has a total cost of $30,000 for a new line of furniture. If each piece sells for $500 and the variable cost per piece is $300, how many pieces must be sold to break even?

• 200

• 150

• 250

• 100

A local coffee shop sells lattes for $4 each. If the shop's fixed costs are $2,000 and the variable cost per latte is $1.50, how many lattes must be sold to cover all costs?

• 1000

• 600

• 800

• 750