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OpenStudy (anonymous):

After a year, Jeremy prices his chocolates at $3 apiece. He offers a discount of 10% on boxes of chocolate to promote the sale of boxes. How many boxes of chocolate would he have to sell to recover the cost of running the business this year? (Assume that he sells no individual chocolates.) 188 boxes 208 boxes 226 boxes 232 boxes

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Not B

OpenStudy (anonymous):

If Jeremy sells 2,400 individual chocolates and 50 boxes a month, how should he price his chocolates to break even, given the costs? (Assume that the price of a box is the same as the price of 12 individual chocolates.) $1.50 apiece $2.00 apiece $2.50 apiece $3.50 apiece It's C

OpenStudy (anonymous):

232 boxes

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