. .riddle #3 There is a shop that reads: Buy 1 for $1.00 10 for $2.00 100 for $3.00 I needed 913 and still only paid $3.00. How could this be financially viable for the shop-keeper?
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on November 02, 2014
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1 for $1.00
10 for $2.00 = 1 for $0.20
100 for $3.00 = 1 for $0.03
It wouldn't be viable for him to even sell product like this, because the more people bought in bulk, the more he would be losing.
(Worked retail, and honestly, a business would go under with prices like these)
Final Answer: Trick Question, it's not viable at all.
10 for $2.00 = 1 for $0.20
100 for $3.00 = 1 for $0.03
It wouldn't be viable for him to even sell product like this, because the more people bought in bulk, the more he would be losing.
(Worked retail, and honestly, a business would go under with prices like these)
Final Answer: Trick Question, it's not viable at all.
At this conversion rate, to buy 913 for 3.00, you'd need to by each at:
1 for $0.0033 roughly.
1 for $0.0033 roughly.
on October 07, 2014
on October 07, 2014
