1. Cost and Revenue of Snowintons
Yehudi soto

2. Snowintons
Its summer time and in what is it better to re-hydrate your self with a snow cone. A snow cone that is very cheap and is a well profited item.

3. Cost per item
the cost per snow cone would be 0.66 cents because we make a total of 30 snow cones and each cup would cost 0.99 cents so 0.99 divided by 30 will give you 66 cents so each snow cone would cost 0.66 cents

4. Cost equation
The equation for total cost would be y=0.66x+2 (2=advertisement) (0.66 = cost for each to make) Y=0.66x+2 x= number of snow cones.
If were to pulg in x for 3 I would have sold three snow cones but total cost would be 3∙ would give you total cost

5. Revenue equation
The revenue equation would be y=x x would equal the number of snow cones times one because each snow cone I sell I will make 1 dollar so if I have y=x when x= 3 it would be 3∙1=3 and y would equal 3 for the revenue equation.

6. Projected Revenue
For each snow cone we sell it would cost a total of 1 dollar the reason is because if a kit cost 20 dollars and it brings 30 cups if we sell a total of 30 snow cones and of each snow cone we sell we make a dollar we made 30 dollars already and we already made our cost and some profit after it will be easier to sell snow cones for 1 dollar then something that cost 2 dollars. It all about getting things sold cheaper

7. Graphing snow cones Revenue is y=x Red dot = revenue Purple dot= cost
Cost is y=0.66x+2
As you can see my revenue makes more money then cost so at time being after 6 snow cones sold you will always make more then your cost so after all sales you will be profiting money in your pocket