Answer:
Total Fixed Assets = 20 million
Explanation:
Total liabilities and equity = $65 million
Current liabilities = $10 million
Inventory = $15 million
Quick ratio = 3 times.
As we know
Total liabilities and equity = Total Assets
65 Million = Total Fixed Assets + Total Current Assets
65 Million = Total Fixed Assets + 45 million
Total Fixed Assets = 65 million - 45 million
Total Fixed Assets = 20 million
Quick Ratio = ( Total Current Assets - Inventory ) / Total Current Liabilities
3 = ( Total Current Assets - 15 million ) / $10 Million
3 x $10 Million = Total Current Assets - 15 million
30 million = Total Current Assets - 15 million
30 million + 15 million = Total Current Assets
Total Current Assets = 45 Million
Answer:
E. $25,000 unfavorable
Explanation:
The labor efficiency variance shall be calculated using the following formulas:
Labor efficiency variance=((Standard labor hours used to make the actual production
)- (Actual labor hours used to make the actual production))* standard rate per hour
Standard labor hours used to make the actual production=15,000
Actual labor hours used to make the actual production=17,500
standard rate per hour=$10 per hour
Labour efficiency variance=(15,000-17,500)*10
=25,000 unfavourable
So based on the above discussion, the answer shall be E. $25,000 unfavorable
Answer:
EBIT
Explanation:
As of 2018 US Tax law limits the tax deduction for interest payments to 30 percent of EBIT.
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Answer - B. Riding Stable
She only worked as a short-order cook over three summers, so she does not have enough experience or expertise to run a restaurant or fast food franchise of her own. Not to even add that she hates the work.
Also, as an associate degree holder, she does not have enough academic qualification to set up a legal research firm. However, setting up a riding stable does not require academic qualifications; moreover, she loves riding and spends every spare minute helping her uncle with his three horses.
Answer:
Degree of Operating Leverage = 1.24
Explanation:
given data
Selling price = $35.50 per bear
Total fixed cost = 1,450.00 per month
Variable cost = 16.50 per bear
sells = 390 bears
solution
we get here Degree of Operating Leverage that is express as
Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution Margin ÷ Operating Income .................1
and
Contribution Margin = Sales - Variable cost .................2
Contribution Margin = (390 bears × $35.50) - (390 bears × $16.50)
Contribution Margin = $7410
and
Operating Income = Sales - Variable cost - Fixed Costs ................3
Operating Income = (390 bears × $35.50) - (390 bears × $16.50) - $1450
Operating Income = $5960
so put value in equation 1
Degree of Operating Leverage = 
Degree of Operating Leverage = 1.24
