Math, asked by sejal2714, 2 months ago

fun shoes is selling all styles and size of shoes at a flat rate of rupees 1000 with a weekly sales volume of 500 it is making a handsome gross margin of 25% on all sale through consumer research is has found that if it drop it price by 10% its sales will go up to 25% should funshoes go ahead with a price drop of 10%? why or why not?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :   flat rate of rupees 1000 with a weekly sales volume of 500 is making a handsome gross margin of 25% on all sale

 it drop it price by 10% its sales will go up to 25%

To Find : should fun shoes go ahead with a price drop of 10%  

Solution:

flat rate of rupees 1000

weekly sales volume of 500

Total l Revenue  = 1000 x 500 = 5,00,000

gross margin of 25%

gross margin   = (Total Revenue - Cost of Goods)/Total Revenue

=> 25 /100 = ( 5,00,000 -   Cost of Goods)/5,00,000

=>1,25,000 = 5,00,000 -   Cost of Goods

=> Cost of Goods = 375,000

Cost per Shoes = 3,75,000 / 500 =  750

Gross Profit =  5,00,000 -  3,75,000 = 1,25,000

drop it price by 10%  

Price = 1000 - (10/100)1000 = 900

Sales Volume = 500 + (25/100)500  = 625  

Total l Revenue  = 900 x 625 = 5,62,500

Total Cost of Goods =  750 x  625 =  4,68,750

Gross Profit =  5,62,500 -  4,68,750 = 93,750

Gross profit is reduced from  1,25,000  to 93,750

Hence it is not advisable to go ahead for price drop

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