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Ahat [919]
2 years ago
5

Will give BRAINLIEST! Please help with profit

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anettt [7]2 years ago
6 0

The profit for each product of Basco Board and Shimano Board are $6.65 and $3.36.

Given,

There are two products:  Basco Boards and Shimano Boards

Production cost for Basco Boards.

Direct material =  $24.10

Direct labor = $30.10

Allocated overhead = $15.05

Production cost for Shimano Boards.

Direct material = $36.20

Direct labor = $51.20

Allocated overhead = $18.20

<h3>What is profit?</h3>

Profit is the amount that we gain when a product is sold at a price that is more than the cost it used to make the product.

Selling price - Cost price = profit.

Profit for Basco Boards:

The cost to make one product of Basco Boards = Direct material + Direct labor + Allocated overhead

= $24.10 + $30.10 + $15.05

= $69.25

Cost per unit = Selling price = $75.90

Profit = $75.90 - $69.25

Profit = $6.65

Profit for Shimano Boards:

The cost to make one product of Shimano Boards = Direct material + Direct labor + Allocated overhead

= $36.20 + $51.20 + $18.20

= $105.6

Cost per unit = Selling price = $108.96

Profit = $108.96 - $105.6

Profit = $3.36

The profit for each product of Basco Board and Shimano Board are $6.65 and $3.36.


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