A new doughnut shop lost

$
624
during its first
13
days of business. It lost the same amount of money each day.

What was the profit or loss each day?

Which choice shows the correct quotient and answer?

Responses

(

624
)
÷
13
=
8,112
;
The doughnut shop made a profit of
$
8,112
each day.
(

624
)
÷
13
=
8,112
;
The doughnut shop made a profit of 8 dollars each day.

(

624
)
÷
13
=
48
;
The doughnut shop made a profit of
$
48
each day.
(

624
)
÷
13
=
48
;
The doughnut shop made a profit of 48 dollars each day.

(

624
)
÷
13
=

48
;
The doughnut shop lost
$
48
each day.
(

624
)
÷
13
=

48
;
The doughnut shop lost 48 dollars each day.

(

624
)
÷
13
=

611
;
The doughnut shop lost
$
611
each day.

1 answer

To find the loss each day, we need to divide the total loss by the number of days:

\[ \text{Daily loss} = \frac{-624}{13} \]

Calculating this gives:

\[ \text{Daily loss} = -48 \]

This means the doughnut shop lost $48 each day.

From the options provided, the correct choice is:

\[ (-624) ÷ 13 = -48; \text{ The doughnut shop lost } 48 \text{ dollars each day.} \]