Doug is a manager of a local supermarket. In an attempt to gain a better understanding of the sales of his produce he monitors the sales of blueberries across the year. In January, at a price of $3.50 per punnet, 200 blueberry punnets are sold daily. In July at the same price, 300 punnets are sold and then in September at the same price, 110 punnets are sold daily. Which of the following statements are true: From January to September there has been an increase in demand. From July to September there has been no change in demand, only quantity demanded. From January to July there has been an increase in demand. However, there is no indication as to why this occurred. From July to September there has been a positive movement in demand.

Morgan runs a farm stand that sells apples and blueberries. Yesterday Morgan sold 20 pounds of apples and 50 pounds of blueberries for a total revenue of $160. Today she sold 38 pounds of apples and 10 pounds of blueberries for a total revenue of $134. Determine the price of each pound of apples and the price of each pound of blueberries.

Xander's Muffins is trying to decide whether or not to continue a particular muffin flavour. The information shown is available for Xander's different muffin ranges. If the range is dropped, the business will not pay the direct fixed costs, but will still have the allocated common fixed costs. Blueberry Raspberry white chocolate Banana walnut Sales volume 500 units 500 units 500 units Sales price $4 per unit $5 per unit $4.50 per unit Variable costs $1.50 per unit $1.75 per unit $1.25 per unit Direct fixed costs 1,000 1,000 1,000 Allocated common fixed costs 500 1500 500 Net income -250 -875 125 What will be the total net profit if the business drops the Blueberry muffins?

Sunny Morning Farm Stand, Big Champions Farm Stand, and Tru Blu Farm Stand sell pints of blueberries at the prices indicated on the tables. Which table shows the lowest cost per pint?

You make vanilla and blueberry yogurts with fresh milk. Every day you canpurchase at most 150L of fresh milk. To make 1L of vanilla yogurt, you need exactly0.75L of fresh milk. To make 1L of blueberry yogurt, you need exactly 0.5L of freshmilk. Vanilla yogurt sells for $150/L, and blueberry yogurt sells for $180/L.You have committed to selling 30L of vanilla yogurt and 15L of blueberry yogurt toCityU. Your yogurt is popular in the market and current demand far exceeeds yourproduction capacity. Any yogurt produced beyond the above requirements can be sold atyour own yogurt store.You want to maximize your revenue. You construct a LP and use Solver to find theoptimal solution.a. (10 points) Write down the linear program to determine the optimal production plan

The budgeted sales of Berries Batteries for March and April are as follows: April $600 000 May $580 000 Cost of goods sold for the company is 40% of sales. Company policy states that ending inventory must be 150% of next month's cost of goods sold. 60% of purchases are paid in the month of purchase, with the rest paid in the following month. The budgeted cost of purchases in March is $250,000. Based on this information, what are the cash disbursements for purchases in April?