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Workspace: Calculate Annual Copies Sold Maximum Annual Production Estimated Annual Demand Actual Amount of Copies Sold Objective: Calculate Annual Profits Revenue Store Costs Total Copier Rental Cost Total Variable Cost 300,000 544500 Profit If you get a value of $1,200 for profit in Part 1 the spreadsheet is almost surely This is a very important cell in this problem. You use a formula to determine how much the company can actually sell based on demand AND maximum production capacity! There are a lot of different functions you can use (IF for example), but I chose to use the MINI Once you have all of the sections above organized and completed correctly, the cost and revenue calculations should be easy, linking the cells for actual copies sold and # of copiers rented to the financial information given in the

Workspace: Calculate Annual Copies Sold Maximum Annual Production Estimated Annual Demand Actual Amount of Copies Sold Objective: Calculate Annual Profits Revenue Store Costs Total Copier Rental Cost Total Variable Cost 300,000 544500 Profit If you get a value of $1,200 for profit in Part 1 the spreadsheet is almost surely This is a very important cell in this problem. You use a formula to determine how much the company can actually sell based on demand AND maximum production capacity! There are a lot of different functions you can use (IF for example), but I chose to use the MINI Once you have all of the sections above organized and completed correctly, the cost and revenue calculations should be easy, linking the cells for actual copies sold and # of copiers rented to the financial information given in the

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