BUSINESS MATH
Mark-Up, Mark-Down, Mark- On, and Margins
Mark-Up – the added amount to the cost to determine the selling price.
S = C + Mup
Mark-On – computed mark-up based on cost.
Mo = (Rmo) (c)
Margin – computed mark-up based on selling price.
Mm = (Rmo) (s)
Mark-Down – the difference between the old selling price and new selling price.
Md = So – Sn
Price – among the mix of factors that affect a business’s relationship with customers.
Profit and Loss
To increase their profit, companies increase their sales and reduce their cost.
Profit or Loss – whether total sales are enough to cover all payables and other expenses.
Profit – when an amount is left after costs and expenses are deducted.
- can lead to a business growth.
Loss- when there is not enough money to cover all expenses.
- can cease the operation of a business.
How to compute profit:
P=R–C
How to compute profit percentage:
P% = (P/C) 100%
How to compute loss:
L=C–R
How to compute loss percentage:
L% = (L/C) 100%
Breakeven
-Most business firms sells something.
-The amount of money the firm receives for the sale of goods or payment of services they
render is called REVENUE.
-The amount of money the firm pays for production or the expenses they spent for the product
they offer is called COST.
-The difference between revenue and cost is called PROFIT.
PROFIT = REVENUE – COST
General formula – P(x) = R(x) – C(x)
Cost
Fixed Cost – necessary expenditures that remain the same no matter how much of the product
is manufactured or sold.
Variable Cost – it change directly with the amount of product produced or sold.
Cost Function
C(x) = V(x) + FC(x)
Breakeven Function
R(x) = C(x)