Market share = Revenue/units of company/brand x 100 Total revenue/units for category 1. The original six members of the NHL are also its most profitable. Last season, the revenues for these teams were as follows: Leafs - $200m, Rangers - $185m, Canadiens $169m, Blackhawks - $135m, Bruins - $128m, Red Wings $110m. Calculate the market share of the original six for each of the teams to the nearest percent. 2. In April 15.3 million vehicles were sold by all vehicle manufacturers at an average value of $31.3 thousand per unit for North American cars and $33.7 thousand per unit for non- North American cars. Sales data on vehicles sold for top seller manufacturers is as follows: General Motors 237,646, Ford 212,584, Toyota 176,160, Chrysler 156,698, Honda 130,999, Nissan 87,847. A) To the nearest percent, calculate the market share within the top seller category based on units sold for each company. B) To the nearest dollar calculate the market share within the top seller category based on the average revenue on sales. 3. Nestle's revenues from its chocolate bars are $42,572,313. Their brands represent a 21% share of the global chocolate bar market. To the nearest dollar, how big is the global chocolate bar market? 4. This year, Sportchek has experienced a 10% increase from its last year's revenues of $800 million. The cycling category has always been strong. Last year the revenues represented 17% of total sales. If the proportion of revenue remains the same, what is the revenue that can be attributed to the cycling category this year? What would the revenues be if the cycling share of total revenue increased by 22% instead of remaining the same