Alexandra has a stand in the marketplace where she sells ground cumin. she has a fixed amount of weekly expenses, and she sells her cumin for $7. 20 per kilogram. if she sells 90 kilograms of cumin, her weekly net profit is $414. -what are alexandra's weekly expenses? -how much cumin does alexandra have to sell to cover her weekly expenses?

- Alexandra's weekly expenses are $234.00

- Alexandra have to sell 32.5 kg to cover her weekly expenses.

Step-by-step explanation:

Alexandra sells her cumin per kilogram = $7.20

She sells cumin = 90 kilograms

total cost of  90 kg. cumin = 90 × 7.20 = $648.00

Her weekly net profit = $414.00

Her weekly expenses = 648.00 - 414.00 = $234.00

To find out how much Alexandra have to sell to cover her weekly expenses, we divide her weekly expense to her cumin rate per Kilogram.

Therefore 234.00 ÷ 7.20 = 32.5 kg.

- Alexandra's weekly expenses are $234.00

- Alexandra have to sell 32.5 kg to cover her weekly expenses.

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