Girl Scout cookie sales help raise funds for all of the Girl Scout activities in any given year. Troop 68 has 62 girls and their parents contribute $100 per year per girl in membership fees. If a box of cookies sells for $5, costs them $2 per box (the troop buys these cookies from the central office), and they sell 10,000 boxes in total, how much money can Troop 68 budget for all of their activities that year? There are no fixed costs - kids sell these cookies for free, rain or shine. o 23,800 o 36,200 O 6,200 o 76,200

Girl Scout cookie sales help raise funds for all of the Girl Scout activities in any given year. Troop 68 has 62 girls and their parents contribute $100 per year per girl in membership fees. If a box of cookies sells for $5, costs them $2 per box (the troop buys these cookies from the central office), and they sell 10,000 boxes in total, how much money can Troop 68 budget for all of their activities that year? There are no fixed costs - kids sell these cookies for free, rain or shine. o 23,800 o 36,200 O 6,200 o 76,200

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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