The essense of product pricing

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 14:50

felixbluindustries wrote:I don't understand half of this...

Me too.

Play for fun.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 15:53

Well it ads to the fun for some people, ofcourse it is not neccesary to know all this, but it is nice to have the option.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 17:35

Ok, I have tested it with wardrobes (selling price = 4.500,00) with a store with 10.000sqm and I don't even get close to the time it takes for me sell the 20.000 wardrobes in kapilands (the formula gives me around 28 hours, kapilands says 48 hours), so what is wrong?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 18:24

What are the variables in the equation?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 20:20

(4.500^3.5-572726227.6901)/3513726066.5850/100=1739,543149

1739,543149/60=28,99 hours

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 21:29

((4500^3,5 - 572726227,6901) / 3513726066,5850 = 1739,54315

1739,54315/100 = 17,3954315

17,3954315 / 60 = 0,289923858

Ok, so this is even weirder.
something went wrong, but this is what I got..clearly something is not right with the decimals..
I shouldn't even have tried.
Sorry.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 07.04.2009, 22:47

sally wrote:((4500^3,5 - 572726227,6901) / 3513726066,5850 = 1739,54315

1739,54315/100 = 17,3954315

17,3954315 / 60 = 0,289923858
Ok, so this is even weirder.
something went wrong, but this is what I got..clearly something is not right with the decimals..
I shouldn't even have tried.
Sorry.

Sally on the first you have (4500^3,5 - 572726227,6901) / 3513726066,5850 = 1739,54315 (it's wrong) the result is 173954,3149

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 09:02

Yes, so I see, I should not be doing this at night time.
Maybe not at all, better leave it to people who know.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 12:14

sally wrote:Yes, so I see, I should not be doing this at night time.
Maybe not at all, better leave it to people who know.

Yes! Exactly! This is how the economy works

masses of people who dont know the basic maths are exploited by those few who use their brain and get filthy rich

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 12:22

No, it is the other way around:
This is how the economy works

the few who use their brain and know the basic maths are exploited by people who use their brain and they get filthy rich.
(This also is basic maths)

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 18:56

sally wrote:No, it is the other way around:
This is how the economy works the few who use their brain and know the basic maths are exploited by people who use their brain and they get filthy rich.
(This also is basic maths)

I guess basic grammar does not matter though.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 19:02

swear that is all correct :S

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 19:29

Well my basic grammar may not be perfect but then English is not my native language, so I am happy to be able to write in a way that people can understand what I am saying.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 19:47

Myth wrote:
sally wrote:No, it is the other way around:
This is how the economy works the few who use their brain and know the basic maths are exploited by people who use their brain and they get filthy rich.
(This also is basic maths)
I guess basic grammar does not matter though.

know>knowlege, to comprehend or understand something
Correct use

their>a persons, eg it was their ball no to be confused with they're which means they are
correct use

they> plural use of people, objects or animals used to refer to a group
correct use

maths> a subject often refered to in the USA as math (without the s)
correct use (in english not american)

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 08.04.2009, 19:52

Well i forgot to un bold the ones he had, but it was the Maths one

(This also is basic maths)