Answer:
<h3>true or if i wrong fulse so </h3>
Answer:
Beginning work in process= $7000
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Cost of goods manufactured by $112,000.
Direct materials cost of $52,000
Direct labor cost of $37,000.
Overhead cost of $26,000.
The work in process balance at June 30 equaled $10,000
Work in process on June 1?
Cost of goods sold= Beginning work in process + direct material + direct labor + manufacturing overhead - ending work in process
112000= ? + 52000 + 37000 + 26000 - 10000
Beginning work in process= 112000 - 52000 - 37000 - 26000 + 10000= $7000
Answer:
B
Explanation:
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Answer:
Part a
Contribution Margin = 29.95% (2 d.p)
Part b
Billing Company
CVP Income for as at September 2017
Total Per Unit
$ $
Sales 295704 444
Less Variable Costs (138084) (311)
Contribution 157620 133
Fixed Costs (59850) 89.86
Net Income 97770 43.14
Part c
Billing`s break even point is 450 units
Part d
Billing Company
CVP Income for as at September 2017 - Break Even Point
Total Per Unit
$ $
Sales 199800 444
Less Variable Costs (139950) (311)
Contribution 59850 133
Fixed Costs (59850) 133
Net Income 0 0
Explanation:
Part a
Contribution Margin = Contribution/Sales × 100
Therefore contribution margin is ($444-$311)/$444 * 100 = 29.95% (2 d.p)
Part b
Sales - Variable Cost = Contribution
Net Income = Contribution - Total Fixed Costs
Part c
Break Even Point is when Billings neither makers a profit or loss.
Break Even Point ( Units) = Total Fixed Cost/Contribution per unit
Therefore Break Even Point (Units) = $59850/$133 = 450 units
Part d
The total and unit CVP should neither reflect a profit or loss at a capacity of 450 units as this is the break even point. In this case profit = nill
Answer:
The correct answer is: No, he is not correct.
Explanation:
Regression to the mean is a statistical phrase that tries to explains that is something happened at the first attempt, it is likely to happen again at a second attempt and if it happens at the second attempt it is because it almost happened at the first attempt.
Then, following the concept of regression to the mean,<em> if a mutual fund performed badly on the last period, it is likely to perform even worse in the current period</em>. Thus, the online investment blogger is wrong.
