David “Toby Meyers” and Winston Butler What’s the Problem?
According to the probably purposefully
cryptic and hidden meaning of the Assignment for week three in College Mathematics we were asked to present a breakeven analysis about a hypothetical situation of a weekend festival where you would sell beer.
According to the Learning Team C
Assignment Email this consisted of using the specific fixed costs included in the email to find out how many beers we would have to sell according to “realistic” prices of beer we choose.
Simple Right? Our Analysis.
Our Fixed Costs:
$200 Help (bartenders) $42 cups, napkins, etc. $170 Tables, rental space, etc. $0.64 per bottle
In order to profit we would have to
surpass Cost = $412 + .64 X Our price Choices. In our analysis, we considered the Breakeven Point of sales of beer at a weekend festival at the sales prices of $4.00 and $3.25.
Our analysis discovered that with
the two prices that we picked that breakeven is Total Revenue - Cost (X)(Price) – (Variable Cost)(X) – 412 (total fixed costs) > 0