What is the formula to calculate the total units to the below ? - how is market plus calculated
The data show that consume more than 50 years, Soda 12,000,000 units per month. Bakery has 40% market share. If the introduction of a new line of research shows, 10% of people over 50 years of purchase. 50% of this increase will be detrimental to the baker. Knowing that the total number of new units expected to sell over time many new bakeries every month for soda, if any?
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
How Is Market Plus Calculated What Is The Formula To Calculate The Total Units To The Below ?
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Latest bakery .4 x = 12000000 = 4M8
Sales of soda = 12000000 x .1 = 1M2
Dont = 5 x 1 x 12,000,000 existing sales 0M6
Bakers New total = old and new - a loss (again)
= 5400000
Latest bakery .4 x = 12000000 = 4M8
Sales of soda = 12000000 x .1 = 1M2
Dont = 5 x 1 x 12,000,000 existing sales 0M6
Bakers New total = old and new - a loss (again)
= 5400000
M = million. The base is one months.
People over 50 drink 12 million units / month
Bakery has 40% share: 0.4 * 12 m = 4.8 million / month
New online sales: 10% * 12 M = 1.2 M
50% of this increase is borne bicarbonate 50% * 1.2 million = 0.6 million pieces of the old formula is no longer sold.
Therefore, 4.8 m - 0.6 million = 4.2 million old
For the new formula (from top) 1.2 M
So total = 4.2 million + 1.2 million = 5.4 million per month.
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