SOLUTION: Suppose that Tina's neighbor, Jessica Spears, is opening a lemonade stand. If Tina charges a price (in dollars) of p1 and Jessica charges a price p2, then Tina will sell 100p1/(p1

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Question 1128790: Suppose that Tina's neighbor, Jessica Spears, is opening a lemonade stand. If Tina charges a price (in dollars) of p1 and Jessica charges a price p2, then Tina will sell 100p1/(p1 + p2) glasses of lemonade. If p1 is in cell A2 and p2 is in cell B2, write a formula that yields the number of glasses of lemonade Tina will sell.
Answer by ikleyn(52781) About Me  (Show Source):
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The formula (I mean, Excel-formula) is


    C2 = (100*A2)/(A2 + B2)


where C2 is the cell for the result.


In other words, in C2 you place this Excel-formula     = (100*A2)/(A2 + B2)