To find the cost of a small size Pad Thai with protein, we need to first determine the cost of the small Pad Thai without protein.

Let x be the cost of the small Pad Thai without protein.

Then, the cost of a small Pad Thai with protein will be x + $2.00.

Now, we know that Noodles & Company is making a 300% markup based on the cost of their food. A 300% markup is equivalent to multiplying the cost by 4 (100% original cost + 300% markup).

So, the selling price of a small Pad Thai without protein is 4 times its cost:

$4.25 = 4 * x

Now, we can solve for x:

x = $4.25 / 4
x = $1.06

The cost of a small size Pad Thai without protein is $1.06.

Now, to find the cost of a small size Pad Thai with protein, we add the additional $2.00 for protein:

Cost of small size Pad Thai with protein = $1.06 + $2.00 = $3.06

So, the cost of a small size Pad Thai with protein is $3.06.

If the large Pad Thai with protein typically costs $10 and you typically tip 20%, you would save $2 on the meal (20% of $10).

If you bring your family of four, and each meal averages $6.50, the total cost for the family would be $6.50 x 4 = $26. If you still tip 20% on the total bill, you would save $5.20 on the family meal (20% of $26).

Eating in and eating out are polar opposites as the names suggest. Eating in is described as ordering food or preparing food in a place such as a house. eating out requires travelling to a location to eat. Eating out allows a person to enjoy dining from the privacy and comfort of their homes. Eating out gives the distinct experience of waitstaff bringing a person what they desire. Both eating in and eating out have their advantages and disadvantages, but personal preference is the biggest deciding factor. The statements above are all TRUE.

60 days from Nov. 19 is: January 18.

If percent markup on cost and selling price is known, one is able to compute the: Cost.