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Question
A pottery studio sells vases for dollars each. It costs the studio dollars per vase to produce vases and dollars per vase to produce vases. How much greater will the studio's gross profit be from the production and sale of vases than from the production and sale of vases?

Answer Choices
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- E.
Steps
| Explanation | Calculations | Help |
|---|---|---|
We first name variables for revenue, cost, and profit for 500 and 1000 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-A Click to view full details | |
We then translate "A pottery studio sells vases for 30 dollars each" and "production and sale of 500 vases" using the revenue formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We translate "it costs the studio 24 dollars per vase to produce 500 vases" using the cost formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We next use the profit formula to find profit for 500 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-A Click to view full details | |
We translate "A pottery studio sells vases for 30 dollars each" and "production and sale of 1000 vases" using the revenue formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We translate "it costs the studio 22 dollars per vase to produce 1000 vases" using the cost formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We then use the profit formula to find profit for 1000 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-A Click to view full details | |
Finally, we translate "How much greater will the studio's gross profit be from the production and sale of 1000 vases than from the production and sale of 500 vases?" using subtraction | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-D Click to view full details |
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Final Answer
D
Question
A pottery studio sells vases for dollars each. It costs the studio dollars per vase to produce vases and dollars per vase to produce vases. How much greater will the studio's gross profit be from the production and sale of vases than from the production and sale of vases?

Answer Choices
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
Steps
| Explanation | Calculations | Help |
|---|---|---|
We first name variables for revenue, cost, and profit for 500 and 1000 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-A Click to view full details | |
We then translate "A pottery studio sells vases for 30 dollars each" and "production and sale of 500 vases" using the revenue formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We translate "it costs the studio 24 dollars per vase to produce 500 vases" using the cost formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We next use the profit formula to find profit for 500 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-A Click to view full details | |
We translate "A pottery studio sells vases for 30 dollars each" and "production and sale of 1000 vases" using the revenue formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We translate "it costs the studio 22 dollars per vase to produce 1000 vases" using the cost formula | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-B Click to view full details | |
We then use the profit formula to find profit for 1000 vases | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS3-A Click to view full details | |
Finally, we translate "How much greater will the studio's gross profit be from the production and sale of 1000 vases than from the production and sale of 500 vases?" using subtraction | Theory & Tactics Method Card TRANS1-D Click to view full details |
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Final Answer
D