Chefs often need to use variable tables. For example, to make spaghetti the chef will need to know how much to make. 4 cups of spaghetti noodles will yield 4 servings. Use a variable table to discover how many cups of spaghetti should be cooked to serve 12 people.

Chefs often need to use variable tables. For example, to make a pizza a chef will need 8 ounces of mozzarella cheese. Use a variable table to discover how much cheese is needed to make 5 pizzas.

Chefs often need to use variable tables. For example, when roasting pork a chef needs to allow about ¹/₃ of a pound per person. Use a variable table to discover how many pounds of pork the chef will need to roast to serve a party of 12.

Chefs often need to use variable tables. For example, a rolled rump roast needs to cook in a 325^o oven for about 30 minutes per pound. Use a variable table to discover how long will the chef need to cook a 3.5 pound roast?
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An entrepreneur (on tra puh new or) is a person who creates a successful business where there wasn't one before. Entrepreneurs often use variable tables to determine how to make the most money efficiently. For example, a certain entrepreneur wants to sell homemade cookies. She figures that the total cost per dozen cookies is just shy of $2.00. She knows she can sell them for $2.50 per dozen but wonders if it is a worthwhile project. Use a variable table to find out how many dozen cookies she will have to sell to make a $50 profit.

An entrepreneur (on tra puh new or) is a person who creates a successful business where there wasn't one before. Entrepreneurs often use variable tables to determine how to make the most money efficiently. For example, a certain entrepreneur wants to open a car wash. He figures that the cost per car for washing will be $2.00 and he can charge $5.00 to wash a car. Use a variable table to discover how many cars need to be washed to make a $60 profit

An entrepreneur (on tra puh new or) is a person who creates a successful business where there wasn't one before. Entrepreneurs often use variable tables to determine how to make the most money efficiently. For example, a certain entrepreneur wants to open a website. He figures that the website will cost $20 per year to maintain and $300 to build. If he charges visitors $5 to use the website for a whole year, how many visitors will he need to show a gross income (ignore the expenses) of $100,000?