Shelley receives supplies for her sno-cones business weekly. she usually works concession at four events a week and averages sales of 190 sno-cones at each event. with her supplies cost at $0.35, if she budgets $250 per week for supplies, did she budget enough?

Shelley did not budget enough. She will need additional US$ 16 for fulfilling the average sales of 760 sno-cones at the 4 events. With the budget she has, she just can supply 714 sno-cones (250 / 0.35).

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Let's check all the information given for solving this question:

Cost of individual supply = US$ 0.35

Budget per week = US$ 250

Average sales of sno-cones per event = 190

Number of events per week = 4

2. Let's check if Shelley budgeted enough for the week events:

Total of sno-cones Shelley will sell = Average sales * Number of Events

Total of sno-cones Shelley will sell = 190 * 4 = 760

Cost of supplies for the week = Total of sno-cones * Cost of individual supply

Cost of supplies for the week = 760 * 0.35 = US$ 266

Budget per week = US$ 250

Budget per week  - Cost of supplies for the week = 250 - 266 = - 16

Shelley did not budget enough. She will need additional US$ 16 for fulfilling the average sales of 760 sno-cones at the 4 events. With the budget she has, she just can supply 714 sno-cones (250 / 0.35).

answer:  

step-by-step explanation:

here x represents the height of the pole,

and, the height of the shadow of the pole is 12 feet.

also, the angle of elevation from the top of the pole is 40°,

therefore,

by the low of sine,

which is the required equation for finding the value of x,

215.92 dollars is the answer