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Thurs Calculate Profit & Fixed and Variable Expenses

Thurs Calculate Profit & Fixed and Variable Expenses

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Mathematics

4th Grade

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Mrs. Tucker

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3 Slides • 14 Questions

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Fixed & Variable Expenses

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Multiple Choice

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Rent Payment

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Electric Bill - not set to an equal monthly payment plan.

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Water Bill

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Phone Bill

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Gas to get to work

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Restaurant Bill

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Fixed Expense

2

Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Car Payment

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Fixed Expense

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Variable Expense

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Multiple Choice

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Jackie is making lemonade. She buys sugar, lemons, and cups for $17. She made $41 from selling the lemonade. What is her profit?

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$58

2

$17

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$24

4

$41

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Multiple Choice

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Jamie builds and sells boxes for worm farms. The materials to build cost $13. She sells the boxes for $20. How much profit will Jamie make?

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$7

2

$27

3

$13

4

$20

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Multiple Choice

Sandra sold corn in a cup at the fall festival. The cost of making the corn in a cup was $9.29. The amount received from the sale was $22.35.


What was Sandra's profit?

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$13.06

2

$27.14

3

$31.64

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Multiple Choice

Charles bought an old rocking chair. He fixed it up so it looked new. Charles made the following purchases to repair the old rocking chair.


price paid for rocking chair $20 Cost of repairs $8 Cost of paint $7.50 Selling price $65


What was Charles's profit from selling the rocking chair?

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$34.50

2

$29.50

3

$51.50

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Multiple Choice

Expenses are purchases, items you bought or what it costs.

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Profit = Earnings - Expenses

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False

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Multiple Choice

What is the formula for calculating profit?

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Profit = Income - Expenses

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Expenses - Sold = Profit

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Profit - Expenses = Sold

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Multiple Choice

Claudia sold beaded bracelets.


Claudia's expenses were $13.65 for supplies. Claudia sold 10 bracelets for $4 each.


What was Claudia's profit?

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$10.65

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$26.35

3

$33.65

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Fixed & Variable Expenses

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