5.1.7 Use the following information and calculate the sell…

5.1.7 Use the following information and calculate the selling price of ONE bottle of jam.  Janine makes 100 bottles of jam weekly. (1 month = 4weeks.  1 week = 5 working days)   (13)    Water and electricity per month   R500   Ingredients for 100 bottles of jam   R600   Daily wages (5 days a week)   R200 per worker per day   Weekly transport   R70   Packaging of 100 bottles of jam per week   R200   Profit margin   75%     Redraw the following table and complete the table to calculate the selling price of ONE bottle of jam. SHOW ALL CALCULATIONS.        Fixed expenses Per month Water and electricity (1) Variable expenses Per week Ingredients  (1) Wages  (4) Transport  (1) Packaging  (1) TOTAL  (1) PROFIT MARGIN (2) SELLING PRICE PER BOTTLE  (2)    

5.1.6 The wool clothes and slippers sold in Janine’s store…

5.1.6 The wool clothes and slippers sold in Janine’s stores are not homemade.  She buys them and resells them in her store.  To calculate the price of the products she makes use of the Value-for-money pricing strategy.  Explain what this strategy entails.    (2)

3.2 Food security is linked to poverty and poverty is link…

3.2 Food security is linked to poverty and poverty is linked to unemployment. Many people are poor in South Africa and have lost their jobs due to the Covid-19 virus and lockdown. Explain how a household’s employment status may affect its ability to be self-sufficient. (3×2)   (6) 

2.3 Jean is underweight and needs to eat more. She loves t…

2.3 Jean is underweight and needs to eat more. She loves the new Future Life breakfast cereal. Compare the nutritional values of the two flavours below and answer the questions that follow.     Mixed berries – Smart Oats Per 50g portion Energy Protein Total sugars Total fat Total sodium      kJ g g g mg     689 4.3 4.7 3.5 120       Chocolate – Smart Oats Per 50g portion Energy  Protein Total sugars Total fat Total sodium     kJ g g g mg      712 4.5 4.8 3.6 160