Sales % of 2006 & 2007 - Total Sales Analysis

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In summary, in 2006, sales revenue was 124705.87€ with 38% from footwear, 45% from clothing, and the remaining 17% from other products. In 2007, there was a 5.3% increase in footwear sales, while clothing and other products sales remained unchanged. The total sales for 2007 was 131315.28€. However, without knowing the sales prices for each product, it is not possible to accurately determine the total sales for each year.
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Homework Statement


in 2006, sales revenue, 38% footwear, 45% of the clothes and the remaining 21 200 € for other products. In 2007, footwear sales increased by 5.3%. clothing and other products sales remain unchanged.

Homework Equations


What was the total sales of euro each year?

The Attempt at a Solution


For 2006:
38%--------x
17%--------21200€
x=47388.23€

45%--------y
17%--------21200€
y=56117.64€

so the total sales for 2006 = 47388.23+56117.64+21200 = 124705.87€ ?

For 2007:
x=47388.23€

50.3%-------y
105.3%---------124705.87*1.053
y=62727.05€

Total sales = 47388.23+62727.05+21200 = 131315.28€ ?
 
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If, for some reason, there is no difference between sales prices of the footwear, clothing and other products, e.g, price of footwear = price of clothing = price of other products, then it looks like you've got the right answer. Otherwise, there isn't sufficient information to gather a total amount, as far as I can see :smile:
 
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Assuming that the percentages are percentages of revenue and not "number of items", it is NOT necessaary that the sales prices be the same. But, yes, I get the same result as you.
 

FAQ: Sales % of 2006 & 2007 - Total Sales Analysis

What is the significance of comparing sales percentages from 2006 and 2007?

Comparing sales percentages from different years allows us to analyze the growth or decline of sales over time. This information can provide insights into the overall performance of a company and help identify areas for improvement.

How are sales percentages calculated?

Sales percentages are calculated by dividing the total sales for a specific period (in this case, 2006 or 2007) by the total sales for the entire time frame and then multiplying by 100 to get the percentage.

What does it mean if the sales percentage is higher in 2006 compared to 2007?

A higher sales percentage in 2006 compared to 2007 indicates that there was a greater proportion of sales in 2006 compared to the total sales for both years. This could mean that sales were stronger in 2006 or that there was a decline in sales in 2007.

Can sales percentages be used to predict future sales?

No, sales percentages only provide information about past sales and do not necessarily reflect future performance. Other factors such as market trends, consumer behavior, and economic conditions also play a role in determining future sales.

What other factors should be considered when analyzing sales percentages?

When analyzing sales percentages, it is important to also consider the overall sales data, any external factors that may have influenced sales, and the specific industry or market in which the company operates. This can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the sales performance and help identify potential opportunities or challenges for the future.

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