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Determine the monthly profit when the company sells 500 mugs?
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To determine the monthly profit when the company sells 500 mugs, we need to calculate the total revenue and total cost.
Let's assume the company sells each mug for $10.
Total revenue = 500 mugs * $10/mug = $5000
Now, let's calculate the total cost. Let's assume the cost to produce each mug is $5.
Total cost = 500 mugs * $5/mug = $2500
Monthly profit = Total revenue - Total cost
Monthly profit = $5000 - $2500
Monthly profit = $2500
Therefore, the monthly profit when the company sells 500 mugs is $2500.
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The provided context does not mention anything about the costs associated with producing and selling the mugs, so I cannot calculate the profit.
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