Carla sells hot coffee, cider, and tea from a sidewalk cart in New York City. Last month she sold $4,000 worth of product. Her variable costs during the same time period were $1,000 (buying her beverages in bulk). What is the business's gross profit and gross profit margin last month?

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Tough Guy

22 December, 14:04

Carla sells hot coffee, cider, and tea from a sidewalk cart in New York City. Last month she sold $4,000 worth of product. Her variable costs during the same time period were $1,000 (buying her beverages in bulk). What is the business's gross profit and gross profit margin last month?

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Kade Mccall · Answer 1

The gross profit is the income made from the sales overall, taking into account if there is any of these items such as interest, tax and having the net profit calculated. I believe that the answer for this is $3,000 - ($4,000 - $1,000) = $3,000. The gross profit margin would be the percentage of money made, this means deducting expenses from revenue and dividing this number by the profits of the sales, being sure to express the answer as a percentage value, calculation is this; $3,000/$4,000 x 100 = 75%.