Question

If a revenue in total for a month was $9,550, fixed expenses were $9,000 and variable expenses were $200 what would be the total profit/loss for the month?

Answer 1

To answer this all you need to do is take the total revenue and subtract both the fixed and variable expenses (since both where just for that particular month and effect the profit/loss)

So the equation would look like this...
Revenue - Fixed Expenses - Variable Expenses = Profit / Loss 
$9,550 - $9,000 - $200 = $350

Therefore profit for the month is $350

Answer 2

Profit revenue represents the surplus available with an individual after making all the expenses. The profit for the month will be $350 if such conditions are met.

What is a revenue profit?

A revenue profit refers to the surplus amount which is also the disposable amount left after deducting all the expenses incurred for such a period.

In case of above example, the given information will be applied to the formula and the computation for the profit is as attached to the image for reference.

Hence, the revenue profits for the month over a revenue of $9550, fixed expenses of $9000 and variable expenses of $200 will be $350. An image is attached for reference.

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