Just Desserts buys cheesecakes from General Bakeries at $26.80 per cheesecake. It then cuts each cheesecake into 16 slices and sells them to customers at $5.90 per slice. Calculate the rate of markup on cost and the rate of markup on selling price. (Do not round intermediate calculations and round your final answers to 1 decimal place.)

The cost to make each dessert increases to $13.60 .Jed wants to make the same percentage profit.Work out the new selling price.

Which would you rather sell the most of...?Group of answer choicesBBQ special: $12.00 selling price with a 40% food cost.Sub sandwich: $8.00 selling price with a 35% food cost.Milkshake: $6.00 selling price with a 20% food cost.Fish platter: $10.00 selling price with a 30% food cost.

A big grocery store is running a 30% off sale on bakery items this week. Originally, the loaf of artisan bread is $3.99. How much will you pay for one loaf of artisan bread this week?Group of answer choices$3.69 per loaf$1.20 per loaf$2.79 per loaf$5.19 per loaf

Ariel Cupcakes make cupcakes for special occasions. They charge $5 per cupcake. They've received a request for a special order for 215 cupcakes at a price of $6 each. The costs to produce a single cupcake are: Direct materials of $1.32 Direct labour of $0.79 Packaging of $1 Fixed costs of $3,559 for factory rent and equipment What is the impact on Ariel Cupcakes' profit of accepting the special order? Please answer to 2 decimal places. If accepting the order will generate a loss, be sure to add a minus/negative before your answer.

From the given statement form the equations7 cupcakes and 1 brownies costs 88. Eric bought 8 cupcakes and 6 brownies for 16.