Answer:
30 units at a cost of $14,80
Explanation:
The table shows purchases sales and balance with its corresponding number of units and cost. Before Patricia sold 30 units, she had 64 units available but not all of them cost her the same. The FIFO inventory method is "First in First out" which means Patricia is going to sell the first units she bought, if she needs more then she goes to the second purchase and so on.
So, if she sold 30 unit then she is going to use the first 20 units she bought at 11$ ($0,55 per each unit), but she is missing 10, then, she is going to take 10 units from the second purchase of 26 units at $10 ($0,38 each unit).
To know the cost of goods sold we need to multiply each unit sold by its cost per unit:
20 units x $0,55 = $11
10 units x $0,38= $3,8
Then we add:
$11+$3,8= $14,80. This is the total cost of goods sold (if we assume $ 11 was the total cost for 20 units and $10 was the total cost for 26 units)
Answer:
Instructions are listed below.
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Each unit of output requires 0.52 direct labor-hours. The direct labor rate is $9.00 per direct labor-hour. The production budget calls for producing 1,700 units in April and 1,600 units in May. The company is committed to paying its direct labor workforce for at least 960 hours a month.
We need to calculate the total number of hours required each month.
April:
Direct labor hours= 1,700 units* 0.52= 884 hours
Total cost= 960 hours*$9= $8,640
May:
Direct labor hours= 1,600 units* 0.52= 832 hours
Total cost= 960 hours*$9= $8,640
Answer:
b. Relevant range includes all possible levels of activity that a company might experience.
Explanation:
In the cost-volume profit analysis, there are following assumptions which are described below:
1. There are two types of cost i.e variable cost and the fixed cost.
2. The sale mix remains same in case of multi product company
3. The volume of sales equals to volume of production
4. The cost is linear over the appropriate range i.e variable cost per unit and the fixed cost which remains same plus the selling price is also constant.
Answer:
(C) will probably have to accept a higher level of risk
Explanation:
Investing usually involve a trade-off between risk and return. Thus, relative to the guaranteed 3% rate of return offered by his bank, he will need to accept a higher level of risk to earn a higher return on his money.
Option A is incorrect because investing overseas may not earn a higher return, especially if the investment is in an oversea sovereign asset. Option B is incorrect because investing in a business with a very stable and predictable rate of return will likely yield a lower or similar rate of return as the bank savings account due to its low level of risk. Option D is incorrect as engaging in illegal activities does not necessarily guarantee a higher rate of return on a consistent basis.
Answer:
debt-equity ratio results in the lowest possible weighted average cost of capital.
Explanation:
The debt equity ratio measures how well a business's equity can account for its debt.
Weighted average cost of capital is referred to as a business's cost of capital and is the rate a company is expected to pay to its shareholders.
When the debt equity ratio results in the lowest weighted average cost of capital, it indicates that the cost of finding for the company is low. This is the optimal and least expensive capital structure.
