Answer:
the trucking company recorded<em> a</em><em> </em><em>loss on disposal of $152,200 </em>when it sold the fleet of trucks.
Explanation:
Open the Truck Disposal T-Account as Follows:
Debits :
Cost $1,496,000
Totals $1,496,000
Credits:
Cash Receipt $56,800
Accumulated Depreciation $1,287,000
Profit and Loss (Balancing figure) $152,200
Totals $1,496,000
<em>Therefore, there was a loss on disposal of $152,200</em>
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Answer:
Total profit for units sold for consignor is 15240 $
Explanation:
Revenue generated from the sale is equal to 40 * 750 $ = 30000$. Since this is consignment sale, revenue belongs to consignor minus the commission and expenses of the consignee. Therefore: 30000-1500-500-680 = 27320$. As the cost of each set was 250 and 40 sets were sold, total amount is 10000 and the cost of shipping 40 sets was 2080, total profit is therefore 15240$. The cost of shipping 40 sets we can get if we divide total cost with the number of sets shipped. Then we get cost per unit and since 40 sets was sold the shipping cost of that sale was 2080$.
Answer:
10 dollars
Explanation:
First of all you have to arrange the values properly so that the prices would correspond with the quantity demanded or supplied.
After arranging, I found the equilibrium price to be 10 dollars, here we can see that the price of the quantity of goods supplied is the same as the price quantity of goods demanded. The number of goods that were demanded and supplied at this price, 10 dollars is 80 units
Answer:
B. fixed costs, variable costs, and mixed costs
Explanation:
Mainly there are three types of cost i.e variable cost, fixed cost, and the mixed cost. The variable cost is that cost which is change when the production level change whereas the fixed cost is that cost which remains constant whether production level changes or not
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The mixed cost is a semi-variable cost which include some part of the fixed cost and some part of the variable cost
So, the variable cost includes indirect material, indirect labor, and factory supplies
The fixed cost includes supervision, taxes, and depreciation expense.
And, the mixed cost includes insurance, utilities, etc.