Sales % of 2006 & 2007 - Total Sales Analysis

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In 2006, total sales revenue was calculated at approximately 124,705.87€, with footwear contributing 38%, clothing 45%, and other products 21,200€. In 2007, footwear sales increased by 5.3%, while clothing and other product sales remained unchanged. The total sales for 2007 were estimated at around 131,315.28€. The discussion emphasizes that the percentages reflect revenue shares rather than item counts, and sales prices do not need to be equal across product categories. Overall, the calculations for both years appear to be correct based on the provided data.
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Homework Statement


in 2006, sales revenue, 38% footwear, 45% of the clothes and the remaining 21 200 € for other products. In 2007, footwear sales increased by 5.3%. clothing and other products sales remain unchanged.

Homework Equations


What was the total sales of euro each year?

The Attempt at a Solution


For 2006:
38%--------x
17%--------21200€
x=47388.23€

45%--------y
17%--------21200€
y=56117.64€

so the total sales for 2006 = 47388.23+56117.64+21200 = 124705.87€ ?

For 2007:
x=47388.23€

50.3%-------y
105.3%---------124705.87*1.053
y=62727.05€

Total sales = 47388.23+62727.05+21200 = 131315.28€ ?
 
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If, for some reason, there is no difference between sales prices of the footwear, clothing and other products, e.g, price of footwear = price of clothing = price of other products, then it looks like you've got the right answer. Otherwise, there isn't sufficient information to gather a total amount, as far as I can see :smile:
 
Assuming that the percentages are percentages of revenue and not "number of items", it is NOT necessaary that the sales prices be the same. But, yes, I get the same result as you.
 
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