Answer:
Job 765 Job 766
Direct material $5,670 $8,900
Direct labor $3,500 $4,775
Overhead $5,400 $8,800
(27*200) (44*200)
Total Job cost $14,570 $22,475
b) Cost per unit = Total job cost/unit produced
Job 765 = $14,570/152 units
Job 765 = 95.86
Job 766 = $22,475/250 units
Job 766 = 89.90
Answer:
Apples and Banana
a) Profit maximizing prices:
i) For Apple = $100
ii) For Banana = $40
b) Profits equal revenue minus costs:
i) For Apple = $100Q - (20 + 10Q) = $60Q
ii) For Banana = $40 - (26.5 + 5Q) = $8.50Q
c) To maximize profit, the price to charge is $100 for Apples and $40 for Banana.
d) I would expect to earn a profit of $68.50 for a set of apple and banana.
Explanation:
To maximize profit, Apple and Banana will be sold separately.
But, selling them together, the best profit maximizing prices will be $100 for Apples and $10 for Banana.
At this combined price, the banana still makes a contribution of $5 per unit towards offsetting the fixed cost of $26.50
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Based on the information provided it can be said that the most incorrect statement is that Qualitative factors can be ignored because these factors are difficult to measure. Both qualitative and quantitative measures need to be taken into account, especially qualitative in a non-financial situation because the quality aspects of the items carries with it a far greater importance.
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