Setting+Prices

1. Steve’s Candy Shop is run by 4 people. They will be selling 2.17 oz bags of Skittles to students, teachers, parents, and the general public. Steve’s Candy Shop purchased a box containing 36 bags of Skittles from their supplier. The cost of the entire box was $9.57. Answer the following: a. For how much should Steve’s Candy Shop sell each bag of Skittles? b. How did you determine this price? - Steve should sell the bag of skittles for $1.25 each. - Divided $9.57 by 36 and got .26 and added a dollar and rounded and got that much. Steve will have to sell only 10 bags to make a profit and if he sells all of his bags he will have got $45 and he would have made $35.43 on the whole box.

2. Mary’s T-Shirt Shop is run by 2 people. They will be selling t-shirts with ironed-on pictures taken from a digital camera. Mary’s T-Shirt Shop purchased plain white t-shirts from their supplier at a cost of $2.00 per t-shirt. In addition, a box of 15 iron-on decals cost $5.00. Mary’s T-shirt Shop must also rent a computer for $5.00 a week, a digital camera for $3.00 a week, and a printer for $1.00 a week. a. For how much should Mary’s T-Shirt Shop sell each t-shirt? b. How did you determine this price?
 * -**Mary should sell a shirt for $15 dollars because of all the expensives she would have made a good profit.
 * -** I added all of the expensives together and saw that with all those together made about $15 and i thought it was good enough.