Asked by Moby

Please help? DId I find the amount of profit or loss of each month? I see I only found the loss. Please help. January - Income $40,520 Expenses $35,080 = Profit/Loss $5,440 How do I figure the profit?
Answered by Ms. Sue
The income was more than the expenses.

40,520 - 35,080 = 5,440

The profit was $5,440

Answered by Moby
That is what I thought Ms. Sue, but all of them in the chart have the income more than the expenses.


1.Identify the mean profit and median profit for the year.

2.Identify the mean loss and median loss for the year.

I did #1, but how can I do #2 when there are no losses?? Are the losses the expenses?


Answered by Ms. Sue
No, as long as the income is larger than the expenses, there are no losses.

State that there were no losses.

Answered by Ms. Sue
Did your instructions say anything about figuring anything else in?

Answered by Moby
Just said to figure profit and losses. And figure out the median and mean of the losses. What do I do?
Answered by Moby
This has been a tough one.
Answered by unknown
what is the loss for the month of january ?
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