Question

Imagine a lemonade stand. If you bought all the

materials and set it all up, and hired your younger
sibling to sell the lemonade, but you were there
to help with any problems and show them what
to do (like a manager) how should the money get
divided at the end of the day?

Answer 1

See explanation for answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

The entire amount of money you would make in a day would be "100 %" for a gear of how the money should be split "100%" could be "$20". If you are the manager and "$20" is made that day then "15%" of that profit should go to you and the other "5%" go to the employee( your sibling ) So you would make "$15" and your sibling would make "$5". Of course, a negotiation should be made but if you bought everything and set it all up you should be making more money than your sibling. I'm not quite sure if this is correct or even what you wanted but I hope it helps! ( This entire answer would of course change if the daily income from the lemonade stand changed. )

Have a lovely day!

Answer 2

The younger sibling should get 45% of the payment and the elder 55%

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the younger sibling was basically doing what you told them so they were doing the work for them basically. They should get payed a lil bit but you should get more pay.