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Mathematics, 09.10.2019 04:10 sammybrain

Question 1 of 10: the meatloaf sold 250 units at a cost of $500 and sold at $10 per plate. the grilled chicken sold 210 units at a cost of

$546 and sold at $13 per plate. which item has the higher food cost percentage?

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