A grower estimates that if he picks his apple crop now, he will obtain 1000 boxes of apples, which he can sell at $40 per box. However, he thinks that his crop will increase by 120 boxes of apples for each week he delays picking, but that the price will drop at a rate of $1.85 per box per week; in addition, he estimates that approximately 20 boxes per week will spoil for each week he delays picking.
Spread sheet:
Weeks(A) | No of Boxes (B) | No of Spoil Box (C) | Cash Return |
0 | 1000 | 0 | 40000 |
1 | 1120 | 20 | 41965 |
2 | 1240 | 40 | 43560 |
3 | 1360 | 60 | 44785 |
4 | 1480 | 80 | 45640 |
5 | 1600 | 100 | 46125 |
6 | 1720 | 120 | 46240 |
7 | 1840 | 140 | 45985 |
8 | 1960 | 160 | 45360 |
9 | 2080 | 180 | 44365 |
formula used in last column =((B-C)*(40-(A*1.85)))
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