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How to Calculate Sold Out Item
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In summary, the problem is asking for the total amount of all food items sold, given that 425 kg of beans were sold. After some calculations and using the ratio of degrees for each food item, it was determined that the total amount of all food items sold is 1800 kg.
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How many degrees in the bean pie? (Wondering)
How many degrees in the bean pie? (Wondering)
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hi Serena...
that's my problem, how to looking for degree of bean..
i think use degree of portion, but how to make it?
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susanto3311 said:
There's 360 degrees in total. So all pies together must sum up to 360...
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You've got 85 degrees for the beans. Good! (Smile)
What are you trying to find in your next step?I think we should try to find the amount of sugar...
Since sugar is 80 degrees, the ratio of beans to sugar is 85 / 80.
We know there is 425 kg of beans, and we want to know the amount of sugar.
Their ratio has to be the same, so:
425 kg of bean / amount of sugar = 85 / 80.
What would the amount of sugar be? (Wondering)
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susanto3311 said:
You almost got it.
But let's see... the pie of sugar (80°) is smaller than the pie of beans (85°).
You found 451.56 kg of sugar... but that is greater than the 425 kg of beans.
That can't be right! (Shake)
What should be changed to make it right? (Wondering)
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how about
=80/85*425 Kg = 400 Kg, It's true?
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Yep. It is. (Nod)
What about the rice and the corn?
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susanto3311 said:
Yep. All true. (Nod)
The complete pie contains 360 degrees.
To find the total of all ingredients you can do:
Total = 360/85 x 425 kg = 1800 kg
FAQ: How to Calculate Sold Out Item
1. How do I calculate the number of sold out items?
To calculate the number of sold out items, you will need to know the total number of items in stock and the number of items that have been sold. Simply subtract the number of items sold from the total number of items in stock to get the number of sold out items. For example, if there were 100 items in stock and 80 were sold, there would be 20 sold out items.
2. How do I calculate the percentage of sold out items?
To calculate the percentage of sold out items, you will need to know the total number of items in stock and the number of items that have been sold. Divide the number of sold out items by the total number of items in stock and multiply by 100. This will give you the percentage of sold out items. For example, if there were 100 items in stock and 80 were sold, the percentage of sold out items would be (80/100) x 100 = 80%.
3. Can I calculate the sold out items using a formula?
Yes, you can use a formula to calculate the number of sold out items. The formula is: (Total number of items in stock) - (Number of items sold) = Number of sold out items. You can also use this formula to calculate the percentage of sold out items by dividing the number of sold out items by the total number of items in stock and multiplying by 100.
4. How do I track the number of sold out items over time?
To track the number of sold out items over time, you will need to keep a record of the total number of items in stock and the number of items sold at regular intervals. Then, you can use the formula mentioned above to calculate the number of sold out items and the percentage of sold out items. This will allow you to see if the number of sold out items is increasing or decreasing over time.
5. Can I use this calculation for any type of product?
Yes, this calculation can be used for any type of product as long as you have the total number of items in stock and the number of items sold. It is a simple and universal way to track the number of sold out items and the percentage of sold out items for any product.