The 8th graders are volunteering to make and sell organic pesticides, called Sweet4Bees, that will protectplants in local gardens without harming bees. The teens also plan to donate some of their product tolocal nursing homes to use in their gardens. Jade is so excited! She's already started a business log in hernotebook, including a graph with a break-even point of 34 bottles sold.Suppose all Jade's notes become true. What is the club's overall profit per ounce of pesticide solution,when 26 bottles have been donated to the nursing homes? Round to the nearest cent.Sweet4Bees Business LogSweet4Bees!Production Expenses: $1.45 (empty bottle),$0.05 (label), cost of ingredients (not sure rightnow, I'll call it $m)Taxes & Fees: none!SalesSelling Cost: $9.72/bottleStart-Up Expenses: $65.88Expenses(high-speed mixer), $55 (pans),$26 (kitchenware)• Each bottle holds 12 oz of pesticideconcentrate.* Directions for preparingsolution: Mix 7 parts water to 1 partSweet4Bees concentrate to create the34pesticide solution.• When profits > $500, for every 15 bottlessold, donate 2 bottles to local nursinghomes for their gardens.# of bottles*concentrate = a stronger version of a liquid product, intended to be diluted with water to make its final form%24

The 8th graders are volunteering to make and sell organic pesticides, called Sweet4Bees, that will protect plants in local gardens without harming bees. The teens also plan to donate some of their product to ocal nursing homes to use in their gardens. Jade is so excited! She's already started a business log in her hotebook, including a graph with a break-even point of 34 bottles sold. Suppose all Jade's notes become true. What is the club's overall profit per ounce of pesticide solution, when 26 bottles have been donated to the nursing homes? Round to the nearest cent.

The 8th graders are volunteering to make and sell organic pesticides, called Sweet4Bees, that will protect plants in local gardens without harming bees. The teens also plan to donate some of their product to ocal nursing homes to use in their gardens. Jade is so excited! She's already started a business log in her hotebook, including a graph with a break-even point of 34 bottles sold. Suppose all Jade's notes become true. What is the club's overall profit per ounce of pesticide solution, when 26 bottles have been donated to the nursing homes? Round to the nearest cent.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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