Handbag sales for April are $3,240,000, which represents 18% of the total season. Calculate the total...
Handbag sales for April are $3,240,000, which represents 18% of the total season. Calculate the total spring sales for handbags if the percentages of monthly sales are as follows:
February 14.5%
May 22.2%
March 20.0%
June 15.5%
April 18.0%
July 9.8%
Homework Answers
SPRING MONTHS INCLUDE : MARCH, APRIL AND MAY
TOTAL SALES IN % = 20% + 18% + 22.2% = 60.2%
NOW APRIL = 18% = 3240000, SO FOR 60.2% = 3240000 X 60.2%/18% = 10836000
Answer : 10836000 (Thumbs up please)
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