Calculating Revenue and Total Costs

A shop sells notebooks for £2 each. If the shop sells 50 notebooks in a day, what is the total revenue for that day?

• £100

• £150

• £200

• £250

A company produces widgets at a variable cost of £5 per widget. If they produce 200 widgets, what are the total costs?

• £500

• £1,000

• £1,500

• £2,000

If a bakery sells 120 loaves of bread at £1.50 each, what is the total revenue?

• £150

• £180

• £200

• £220

A factory has fixed costs of £300 and variable costs of £2 per unit. If they produce 100 units, what are the total costs?

• £400

• £500

• £600

• £700

A lemonade stand sells lemonade for £0.75 per cup. If they sell 80 cups, what is the total revenue?

• £50

• £60

• £70

• £80

A business has a total revenue of £1,200 and total costs of £800. What is the profit?

• £300

• £400

• £500

• £600

A shop buys toys at £3 each and sells them for £5 each. If they sell 40 toys, what is the total revenue?

• £100

• £150

• £200

• £250

A company incurs a fixed cost of £500 and a variable cost of £4 per item. If they produce 150 items, what are the total costs?

• £1,000

• £1,100

• £1,200

• £1,300

A café sells coffee for £2.50 per cup. If they sell 60 cups, what is the total revenue?

• £100

• £120

• £140

• £150

A business has a total revenue of £2,000 and total costs of £1,500. What is the profit?

• £400

• £500

• £600

• £700