Student BLM #3 Calculating A Sale Price Per Box
BLM 5 Student Resource
Grade 6, Calculating A Sale Price Per Box
Step 1: With your partner, use a calculator to complete the following table. Add the 4th column together to determine the cost of ingredients per box
|Ingredient |Bulk Price |Calculation |Unit Price (Price Per Box) |
|180 g White sugar |1000 g = $2.47 |180 ÷ 1000 X 2.47 = 0.4446 |$0.45 (round your answer to the closest tenth) |
|180 g brown sugar |1000 g = $2.19 | | |
|540 g flour |10000 g = $13.97 | | |
|5 g salt |500 g = $0.89 | | |
|5 g baking powder |500 g = $0.89 | | |
|240 g chocolate chips |300 g = | | |
TOTAL COST OF INGREDIENTS PER BOX: ___________________
Step 2 Add the cost of ingredients and the cost of the package design:
TOTAL PRODUCTION COST PER BOX: _____________
Step 3: once you have determined the cost per box, decide ho much to charge per box. How much should we mark-up or increase to the ingredient price by so that we make a profit on each box? ? What would be reasonable?
Ingredient cost + mark up = Sale price
SALE PRICE PER BOX: __________________
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