Remember: A business pays its start-up costs once, then charges more than each sale costs.
Questions
1
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves three coins over?
a cup sold for two coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for four coins
2
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🪧painting the sign🧂sugar for the lemonade🥄buying a ladle
3
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🥄buying a ladle🍋lemons for each batch🫙buying the big jug
4
🧻Is napkins for the counter a running cost?
YesNo
5
Which one is not a running cost?
🥤paper cups for customers🧻napkins for the counter🪧painting the sign
6
Which one is a running cost, paid over and over?
🪧painting the sign🥤paper cups for customers👕buying an apron
7
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves one coin over?
a cup sold for two coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for three coins
8
Which one is not a running cost?
👕buying an apron🧊ice for hot days🥤paper cups for customers
9
Which one is a start-up cost, paid once at the start?
🥤paper cups for customers🛒buying the juice cart🧊ice for hot days
10
Which one is not a running cost?
🧻napkins for the counter🥄buying a ladle🧊ice for hot days
11
A cup costs Leo one coin to make. Which price leaves no coins over?
a cup sold for four coinsa cup sold for five coinsa cup sold for one coin
12
Which one is not a start-up cost?
🫙buying the big jug🥄buying a ladle🧊ice for hot days
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