A manufacturer estimates that he will sell 10,000 widgets. He knows that with only minor changes to his current tool set in his plant he can make widgets at $4 per unit, with a fixed cost of $9,800. How much additional fixed cost could the manufacturer spend on top of the $9,800, if the extra fixed costs achieved a variable cost of $3.50 per unit?

The Business Mathematics DSST is broken down as follows: 50%    Business Applications 16%    Statistics 15%    Algebraic Concepts 14%    Financial Mathematics 05%    Number Sense Though there are different versions of Business Mathematics DSST, you'll most likely see some of the following on your exam: Installment Purchases Annuities and present value Simultaneous linear equations Unit Conversions Extrapolation and Interpolation Break-even analysis (algebraically and graphically) Quadratic equations and functions Investment performance measures Depreciation/salvage... Show more

The Business Mathematics DSST is broken down as follows:

50%    Business Applications
16%    Statistics
15%    Algebraic Concepts
14%    Financial Mathematics
05%    Number Sense

Though there are different versions of Business Mathematics DSST, you'll most likely see some of the following on your exam:

Installment Purchases
Annuities and present value
Simultaneous linear equations
Unit Conversions
Extrapolation and Interpolation
Break-even analysis (algebraically and graphically)
Quadratic equations and functions
Investment performance measures
Depreciation/salvage value
Weighted Averages
Central Tendency
Cost Minimization/Value Optimization
Percentages, fractions and decimals
Graphing equations and evaluating functions
Promissory Notes and other loans
Dispersion
Annual Percentage Rate
Simultaneous Linear Equations
Effective annual rate

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