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Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Maximizing Profit: Selling Soup Projector Resources

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Selling Soup P-1 She wants to make as much profit as she can. She doesn’t want to waste food at the end. She needs to know how much of each flavor soup to buy and how many of each kind of bread roll to buy. Martha wants to set up a soup stall at a Farmer’s Market. She hopes to sell 500 mugs of soup, each with a white or brown bread roll.

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Planning a Joint Method 1.Take turns to explain your original method and how you think your work could be improved having considered my feedback. 2.Listen carefully to each other and ask questions if you don’t understand. 3.Once you understand each other’s work, agree together in your group on the best approach for completing the problem. 4.Make sure that everyone in the group can explain the reasons for your chosen method. 5.Outline on your large sheet of paper the approach you are going to use. P-2

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss P-3 1.Choose a sample response to work through and each write your answers on your mini-whiteboards. 2.Explain your answers to the rest of the group. 3.Listen carefully to explanations. Ask questions if you don’t understand. 4.Once you are all in agreement, write the answers to the questions below the sample response.

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss: Zach P-4

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Sample Responses to Discuss: Bradley P-5

Maximizing Profit: Selling SoupProjector Resources Selling Soup – Actual Orders P-6 Martha has the following 500 requests for soup and rolls: If Martha had followed your advice, how many of the 500 orders would she have been able to complete? How much profit would she have made? White roll Brown roll Carrot and coriander4410 Leek and potato9627 Tomato22055 Chicken and vegetable3810