To determine whether a business is making
enough profit, the following formula is used:
p=(s-...
Mathematics, 13.08.2021 08:30 alopez117
To determine whether a business is making
enough profit, the following formula is used:
p=(s-c)/s
where P is relative profit, S is sales and C
is costs. If a company has $340 000 worth
of sales and $230000 of costs, correct to 2 significant figures
Answers: 2
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