KP - question 226 c

Zana

Hi All!

Can somebody,please help me with the attached question, I have attached the answer as well, but struggling to understand how they got to these numbers?

Thank you in advance for your time!

Pian32

Your missing information to show it all:

The conversion rate is calculated by taking the Number of sales and dividing by the number of website visits *100
The % sales returned is the number of returns divided by the number of sales * 100
The last one depends on what the earlier information was:
Either the total sales £ divided by number of sales
or (total sales- returned)£ divided by (number of sales - returns)

Zana

Thank you @Pian32

Mannaesi

@Zana hello there,your questions seems interesting,which book you using?and if you dont mind can you attach more performance indicators questions

@Pian32 hy bro,,,,,,,i cant get the average price per sales can you please show it in figures bro

Pian32

The image doesn't have the total sale value so I can't do the figures for that one

Zana

the sales value for year 1 is £2,889, 598 and for year 2 is £3,635,746 The question is from Kaplan exam kit @Pian32 and @Mannaesi

Zana

the sales value for year 1 is £2,889, 598 and for year 2 is £3,635,746. I have tried to attach the whole question, but I am not allowed to upload. The question is from Kaplan exam kit @Pian32 and @Mannaesi.

Pian32

So the average sales is the sales income (£) / Total sales in year.

Year 1: 2889598/140956 = 20.5
Year 2: 3635746/157870 = 23.03