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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

10% cheaper, more 10% sales number???

Situation:
The price of raw material - USD100/Tones
The price I want to buy - USD 90/Tones
Average sales number (Quantities) - 100 pieces.
Sales number 10% increased - 110 pieces.

(1) Buying raw materials 10% cheaper could be beneficial than selling their products more 10%.

Could you tell me whether or not the (1) is grammatically right?

Do I have to say " Buying raw materials at 10% cheaper price is beneficial than selling their products more 10% than now"?

Could you teach me a short and exact expression?

Thank you in advance for your teaching.
  

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) The price I want to buy at - USD 90/To nn e Average sales number (Quantities) - 100 pieces. Sales number 10% increased - 110 pieces. (1) Buying raw materials (at) 10% cheaper could be more beneficial than selling their products at 10% more .

— Canadian45

  • ) The price I want to buy at - USD 90/To nn e Average sales number (Quantities) - 100 pieces.
  • Sales number 10% increased - 110 pieces.
  • (1) Buying raw materials (at) 10% cheaper could be more beneficial than selling their products at 10% more .
  • Could you tell me whether or not the (1) is grammatically correct ?
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Situation: The price of the raw material - USD 100/Tonne (I don't think you need to capitalize 'tonne'.)
The price I want to buy at - USD 90/Tonne
Average sales number (Quantities) - 100 pieces. Sales number 10% increased - 110 pieces.
(1) Buying raw materials (at) 10% cheaper could be more beneficial t
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Since there are numbers, I thought that I could treat them as adverbial phrases. But they are wrong expression.
Thank you so much for your teaching,Canadian 45
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