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    This project involved rearing 200 broiler chicks over a six week period to analyze costs and profits. The chicks were housed and fed for six weeks. At the end, 150 chicks were sold at $300 per pound, totaling $240,000 in income. Expenditures on chicks, feed, and shavings totaled $79,700. Graphs and calculations were made to analyze feed consumption, mortality rate, and profitability.

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    Mathematics Actual SBa

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    This project involved rearing 200 broiler chicks over a six week period to analyze costs and profits. The chicks were housed and fed for six weeks. At the end, 150 chicks were sold at $300 per pound, totaling $240,000 in income. Expenditures on chicks, feed, and shavings totaled $79,700. Graphs and calculations were made to analyze feed consumption, mortality rate, and profitability.

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    This project involved rearing 200 broiler chicks over a six week period to analyze costs and profits. The chicks were housed and fed for six weeks. At the end, 150 chicks were sold at $300 per pound, totaling $240,000 in income. Expenditures on chicks, feed, and shavings totaled $79,700. Graphs and calculations were made to analyze feed consumption, mortality rate, and profitability.

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    Mathematics Actual SBa

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    Rohan lall
    This project involved rearing 200 broiler chicks over a six week period to analyze costs and profits. The chicks were housed and fed for six weeks. At the end, 150 chicks were sold at $300 per pound, totaling $240,000 in income. Expenditures on chicks, feed, and shavings totaled $79,700. Graphs and calculations were made to analyze feed consumption, mortality rate, and profitability.

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    Title of Project

    The cost analysis of rearing two hundred (200) Broiler Chicks.

    Aim of Project

    To determine the profit made by rearing two hundred birds at the end of a six weeks period.

    Introduction to Project

    This project was carried out by the researcher at his residence where some of the necessary
    infrastructure needed for the existence of this project was already established which helped him to
    reduce his expense in venturing out to this project. The main objectives in carrying out this project are
    as follows

     To determine the Cost analysis of rearing two hundred Broiler Chicks.


     To determine whether a profit will be made at the end of a six weeks period.

    Methods

    1. Two hundred broiler chicks were bought along with nine bags of ration and one bag broken rice
    at a local chicken shop.
    2. Eighteen bags of shaving were bought at a local furniture shop.
    3. Two hundred Chicks were housed in the Pen of dimensions (10 M x 20 M) and they were fed and
    given water for a duration time of six weeks and for every three weeks six bags of shaving were
    utilized to keep the moisture of the floor of the pen at a constant temperature.
    4. At the end of the six weeks period the chicks were weighed and sold at $300/lb. in bulk to a
    local chicken business shop.
    5. The income from selling the chicks were tabulated and calculated at the end of the six weeks
    period.
    6. The expenditure was tabulated and calculated.
    7. A histogram was drawn to show the rate of consumption of the different types of ration during
    the six weeks period.
    8. A line graph was plotted to show the mortality rate of chicks over the six weeks period.
    9. The feed conversion ratio was calculated using the formula total feed consumed/total amount
    of lbs. produced by chickens.
    PRESENTATION OF DATA.

    Diagrams

     Histogram (refer to Graph paper)


     Line graph (refer to Graph paper)

    Calculations

    Total weight (T.W) of Amount of Broiler Price per unit, Total Income ($)
    Chicks sold Chicks sold (P.P.U)
    800 lbs. 150 $300 T.W X P.P.U
    800 lbs. X $ 300
    =$ 240,000.
    Table showing how the total income was calculated from selling the chicks.

    Items Figures Price per unit, (P.P.U) Calculations Figures ($)

    Chicks purchased 200 $160/1 $160X 200 $32,000

    Feeds (ration) 9 bags $5,100 / 1 $5,100 X 9 $45,900


    Shavings 20 bags $100/1 $100 X 18 $1,800
    Total ($) $79,700
    Table showing How the expenditure is been Calculated.

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