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Komok [63]
3 years ago
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Assets

Account _________________ Account Number

Cash ________________________110

Accounts Receivable - A.Karn _____120

Accounts Receivable - J.Chin _____ 130

Supplies _____________________ 140

Prepaid Insurance______________ 150

Liabilities

Account _________________ Account Number

Accounts Payable - River Company _210

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Account _________________ Account Number

Kajal Chauhan, Capital ___________310

Kajal Chauhan, Drawing __________320

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Account _________________ Account Number

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Expenses

Account _________________ Account Number

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Charitable Expense ______________520

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The first digit of the account number of Asset will start with 1. It means 1 represents the Assets section.

The first digit of the account number of Liabilities will start with 2. It means 2 represents the Liabilities section.

The first digit of the account number of Capital will start with 3. It means 3 represents the Capital section.

The first digit of the account number of Income will start with 4. It means 4 represents the Income section.

The first digit of the account number of Expenses will start with 5. It means 5 represents the Expenses section.

The second digit of each account number specific account. e.g in Asset the Account number 120 is for Accounts Receivable - A.Karn. The second digit 2 represents the account receivable of A.Karn.

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a 1,560 units

b 780 units

c 390 units

d $18,720

e $9,360

Explanation:

Given that;

Production = 292,000

Daily demand , d = 400

Annual demand , D = 400 × 365 = 146,000

Production rate , P = 292,000 ÷ 365 = 800

Set up cost , Cs = $100

Holding cost , Ch = $24

a. What is the production order quantity

= √2 * D * Cs / CH × (p / p - d)

= √ 2 * 146,000 * 100/24 × (800/800-400)

= √1216666.6667 × 2

= √2433333.3334

= 1559.91

=1,560 units approximated.

b. What is the maximum inventory on hand

= EPQ × [ 1 - (d÷p) ]

= 1,560 × [ 1 - (400 ÷ 800) ]

= 1,560 × 0.5

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c. What is the average inventory

= Maximum inventory ÷ 2

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d. What are the total holding costs

= EOQ/2 * Holding cost

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e. What does it cost to manage the inventory

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Answer:

It increases by 50 units.

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Current break even point = \frac{Fixed\:Cost}{Contribution\:per\:unit}

Here, fixed cost = $4,500

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Current break even point = \frac{4,500}{10} = 450 units

If variable cost increase by 10% then revised variable cost = $10 + 10% = $11

Contribution per unit = $20 - $11 = $9 per unit

Break even sales in units = \frac{4,500}{9} = 500 units

Difference in original and revised break even = Revised - Original = 500 - 450 units = 50 units,

Thus original break even increases by 50 units, = 50/450 = 11.11% increase.

Final Answer

It increases by 50 units.

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