Calculation
Period Cash Interest Bond Interest Discount Carrying
End paid Expense Amortization Value
01-Jan-21 $375,505,452
30-Jun-21 $25,200,000 $26,285,38 $1,085,382 $376,590,834
1-Dec-21 $25,200,000 $26,361,358 $1,161,358 $377,752,192
Total $50,400,000 $52,646,740
Answer:
ENCOUNTER
Explanation:
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Answer:
$1905
Explanation:
Here we will have to calculate Economic Order Quantity to lower the ordering ordering and holding cost as much as we can. So here we will use the following formula to calculate the best number of units that we should order, which is as under:
Economic Order Quantity = SquareRoot (2 * Annual Demand * ordering cost per order / Holding cost per unit per year)
Here
Annual Demand = 900kg of palm oil per day * 52 weeks * 5 day a week / 7
Annual Demand = 900 * 52 * 5 / 7 = 33,429
And
Ordering cost per order = $57 per order
Annual holding cost per unit per year is 20% of $5.25 per kg which is $1.05.
So by putting values, we have:
Economic Order Quantity = Square Root (2 * 33,429 * 57 / 1.05)
Economic Order Quantity = 1905 kgs
Answer: $186,000
Explanation:
January is the 2nd month from November which means that all of November's $31,000 will be collected in January.
January is the first month after December so 30% of December sales should be collected in January. 50% has already been collected in December and this left $50,000.
Total credit sales in December must have been:
= 50,000 / 50%
= $100,000
Amount to be collected in January for December:
= 100,000 * 30%
= $30,000
Amount to be collected from January credit sales:
= 50% * 150,000
= $75,000
January cash sales = $50,000
Total cash in January :
= 31,000 + 30,000 + 75,000 + 50,000
= $186,000