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HP 10bII - Additional Examples; Setting a Sales Price

HP 10bII
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Additional
Examples
Business
Applications
Setting
a
Sales
Price
One
method
for
setting
the
per
unit
sales
price
is
to
determine
the
cost
of
production
per
unit,
and
then
multiply
by
the
desired
rate
of
return.
For
this
method
to
be
accurate,
you
must
identify
all
costs
associated
with
the
product.
The
following
equation
calculates
unit
price
based
on
total
cost
and
rate
of
return:
PRICE
=
TOTAL
COST
+
NUMBER
OF
UNITS
x
(1
+
(%RTN
+
100))
Example.
To
produce
2,000
units,
your
cost
is
$40,000.
You
want
a
20%
rate
of
return.
What
price
should
you
charge
per
unit?
Keys:
Display:
Description:
200009
40,000.00
Enters
cost.
@@@@@®
20.00
Calculates
unit
cost.
CXOCDGCXOQX9G)
24.00
Calculates
unit
sale:
00005
price.
:
8:
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Examples
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