Chuck and Margaret each have 10 hours per day to bake apple pies and pick cherries. For each hour of labour, the number of pies or kilos of cherries picked are shown in the table below:    Apple pies CherriesChuck 3 5Margaret 4 1 Which of the following statements is true?Group of answer choicesFor Chuck and Margaret be willing to trade, the maximum price of a pie in terms of kilos of cherries is 2/5 (or 0.4) kilos of cherries.For Chuck and Margaret be willing to trade, the maximum price of a kilo of cherries in terms of pies is 4 pies.For Chuck and Margaret be willing to trade, the maximum price of a pie in terms of kilos of cherries is 5 kilos of cherries.For Chuck and Margaret be willing to trade, the maximum price of a kilo of cherries in terms of pies is 3 pies.For Chuck and Margaret be willing to trade, the minimum price of a kilo of cherries in terms of pies is 2.5 pies.

A farmer sells $1000 worth of apples and $200 worth of flour to a supermarket. A baker purchases those apples for $1200 and the flour for $300. The baker uses these ingredients to sell $2000 worth of apple pies. The value added by the baker isGroup of answer choices200$300$1000$500

Results for Desserts by Jacki's labor costs for pies last quarter was as follows  Actual production in pies18,000 piesStandard labor cost per pie3/4 hour × $12.50 per hourActual labor cost for pies$135,000 for 9,000 hours Desserts by Jacki's direct labor price variance for pies was Blank______.Multiple choice question.$22,500 favorable$33,750 favorable$33,750 unfavorable$22,500 unfavorable

A local bakery is considering adding a new line of pies. This will require leasing new equipment at a monthly cost of $4,690. It would cost $2 to produce each new pie, and the expected retail price is $9.How many pies must be sold to realize a profit of $555 (Round up to the nearest whole dollar)

In a marketplace, a box of peaches can be purchased for $80.95 per box. One box contains 71 peaches. How much would you have to pay to buy 5 peaches?(Hint: Convert 5 peaches into dollars.)Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Do not type the units ($) in the space below.

A local bakery is considering adding a new line of pies. This will require leasing new equipment at a monthly cost of $6,437. It would cost $4 to produce each new pie, and the expected retail price is $11.How many pies would Old-Fashioned Pies need to see in order to break even on this expansion? (Round up to the nearest integer)