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Name: Arian D.

Cadalin Grade: 11 STEM Subject: General Mathematics

FINANCIAL PLAN
Product: Books and Educational Materials
Description of product: Our booth will offer a range of educational
materials, including textbooks, reference books, study guides, and
educational games. These products will cater to students, teachers, and
educational institutions, focusing on quality and relevance to current
curricula. Additionally, we will provide personalized book
recommendations and curated educational bundles to enhance the
learning experience.
Goal: Achieve a profit that is twice the initial capital (i.e., ₱30,000.00)
Capital: ₱15,000.00
Fixed Cost (Labor, Machineries, Expenses for the booth etc):
 Booth Rental: ₱5,000.00
 Labor (staff for setup and sales): ₱2,500.00
 Display Shelves and Decorations: ₱1,500.00
 Marketing and Promotion banners, flyers, social media ads):
₱1,500.00
 Miscellaneous expenses (contingency fund, minor repairs):
₱1,000.00
 Total Fixed Cost: ₱11,500.00
Variable Cost (Materials, Ingredients, etc):
 Books and Educational Materials Inventory: ₱3,500.00
 Packaging and Shipping Cost: ₱700.00
 Transaction Fees (credit card fees, etc): ₱800.00
 Total Variable Cost: ₱5,000.00
Total Costs:
Fixed Costs + Variable Costs
Total Costs: ₱11,500.00 (Fixed) + ₱5,000.00 (Variable)= ₱16,500.00
Profit function:
The profit function P can be defined as:
P Revenue Total Costs
Revenue:
Assume the average selling price per item is ₱250.00, and you expect to
sell x items.
Revenue= ₱250.00 × x
Total Costs:
Total Costs = ₱16,500.00
P = (₱250 x ) - ₱16,500 To achieve a profit that is twice the capital (i.e.,
₱30,000.00): Set P = 30000
30000 = (₱250 x ) – 16,500
Solve for x :
30000 + 16,500 = ₱250 x
46,500 = ₱250 x
46,500
x = 250

x = 186
By selling 186 items at an average price of ₱250.00 each, the revenue
would be: Revenue = ₱250.00 × 186 = ₱46,500.00
Subtracting the total Costs:
Profit ₱46,500.00 - ₱16,500.00 = ₱30,000.00

Prove that profit function will yield an amount that is twice the capital:
This confirms that the profit function will yield an amount that is
twice the initial capital (i.e., ₱30,000.00).

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