1. Snowington Snow Cones: A Business Worth Investing In
Presented & Created by Danielle
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2. Snowington Snow Cones: Why the public would buy & Background Information
On a long, summer day when it’s scorching hot outside people get thirsty. People want something to quench their thirst, but what exactly? Well, that’s easy; why not buy a Snowington Snow Cone? It’s a delicious treat mad up of crushed ice, flavoring syrup, and deliciousness! The product is targeted towards all audiences and is at the low price of $1.00! How cone you beat THAT?

3. Snowington Snow Cones: Cost of My Product
In order to find the cost I divided 20 by the number of cups given in the kit (30 cups) resulting in the cost being 0.66 cents.

4. Cost Equation
Y = 0.66x + 2 Y = total cost in dollars X = number of snow cones 2 = advertisement 0.66 = cost per snow cone

5. Y= X Y = revenue X = price of one snowcone
Revenue Equation
Y= X Y = revenue X = price of one snowcone

6. Snowing Snow Cones: Projected Revenue
I plan on charging customers $1.00 for my product. I think I will be able to charge this amount because not only is it a cheap price to buy a snow cone at, but since the product only costs 0.66 cents to make, if I sell it at a dollar then I can make a profit off of it.

7. Cost & Revenue Graph
Where the two lines intersect (at about 6 or 7 snow cones) that represents the point where the cost and revenue made will be the same.
What’s happening when my revenue line goes above the cost line is my revenue is getting higher than my cost meaning I’m making a larger profit
My profit shown on the graph is between the revenue & cost when 30 snow cones are sold
(in dollars)
Where the lines intersect