Read the selection for questions 6-10.Junedyl is planning to run a coffee shop where he plans to sell each cup ofcoffee at P50.00. The fixed cost that is amounting to P40,000.00 includes all hisexpenses for the rent, wages, basic needs and others. So even if Junedyl will not beable to sell, he is still obliged to pay this amount. If it costs Junedyl an average ofP10.00 for every cup of coffee which is allotted for the bulk of coffee beans, purifiedwater and coffee filters, then:6. What equation represents the variable cost (VC) when x is the number of cupsof coffee?а.VC = 5xb.VC = 10x5.VC =с.d.VC =7. What is the break-even quantity?50 cups of coffee100 cups of coffee500 cups of coffee1,000 cups of coffeeа.b.с.d.8. Which of the following ordered pairs determine a break-even point?(500, 1000)(1000, 50000)(1500, 50000)(5000, 1000)a.b.с.d.9. How much profit will he earn if he sells 500 cups?а.P20,000.00b. P40,000.00incur loss of P20,000.00с.d.cannot be determined10. How many cups of coffee must be sold to earn a profit of P50,000.00?1,250b. 1,500а.2,250d. 2,500с.

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Read the selection for questions 6-10. Junedyl is planning to run a coffee shop where he plans to sell each cup of coffee at P50.00. The fixed cost that is amounting to P40,000.00 includes all his expenses for the rent, wages, basic needs and others. So even if Junedyl will not be able to sell, he is still obliged to pay this amount. If it costs Junedyl an average of P10.00 for every cup of coffee which is allotted for the bulk of coffee beans, purified water and coffee filters, then: 6. What equation represents the variable cost (VC9 when x is the number of cups of coffee? а. VC = 5x b. VC = 10x с. VC = d. VC = 7. What is the break-even quantity? 50 cups of coffee 100 cups of coffee 500 cups of coffee 1,000 cups of coffee а. b. с. d. 8. Which of the following ordered pairs determine a break-even point? (500, 1000) (1000, 50000) (1500, 50000) (5000, 1000) a. b. с. d. 9. How much profit will he earn if he sells 500 cups? а. P20,000.00 b. P40,000.00 incur loss of P20,000.00 с. d. cannot be determined 10. How many cups of coffee must be sold to earn a profit of P50,000.00? 1,250 b. 1,500 a. с. 2,250 d. 2,500

Read the selection for questions 6-10. Junedyl is planning to run a coffee shop where he plans to sell each cup of coffee at P50.00. The fixed cost that is amounting to P40,000.00 includes all his expenses for the rent, wages, basic needs and others. So even if Junedyl will not be able to sell, he is still obliged to pay this amount. If it costs Junedyl an average of P10.00 for every cup of coffee which is allotted for the bulk of coffee beans, purified water and coffee filters, then: 6. What equation represents the variable cost (VC9 when x is the number of cups of coffee? а. VC = 5x b. VC = 10x с. VC = d. VC = 7. What is the break-even quantity? 50 cups of coffee 100 cups of coffee 500 cups of coffee 1,000 cups of coffee а. b. с. d. 8. Which of the following ordered pairs determine a break-even point? (500, 1000) (1000, 50000) (1500, 50000) (5000, 1000) a. b. с. d. 9. How much profit will he earn if he sells 500 cups? а. P20,000.00 b. P40,000.00 incur loss of P20,000.00 с. d. cannot be determined 10. How many cups of coffee must be sold to earn a profit of P50,000.00? 1,250 b. 1,500 a. с. 2,250 d. 2,500

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