Financial Calculations
Let's go through a series of calculations for Frank's cookie business.
First, let's determine how much Gross Profit he makes on each batch of cookies.
One batch is 24 cookies.
Frank starts by selling cookies for $1 each.
It costs Frank $10 in materials to make one batch of cookies (sugar, butter, chocolate chips, packaging, etc.)
What is the gross profit per batch of cookies?
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