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Montano1993 [528]
3 years ago
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Brenda has been trying to lose weight and control her seemingly insatiable sweet tooth. to meet her goal, she has removed all co

okies, candies, and ice cream from her kitchen cabinets and her refrigerator. she has kept a bowl of fresh fruits on the kitchen counter to occasionally snack on. in this case, brenda is practicing
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mamaluj [8]3 years ago
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Brenda is practicing stimulus control

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Incremental Analysis         Normal         Increment

Sales revenue                 $960,000       $160,000

Cost of goods sold:

Variable costs (80%)          393,600          82,000

Fixed costs (20%)                 98,400         0

Total cost of goods sold    492,000         82,000

Gross profit                      $468,000         78,000

Operating expenses           36,000         60,000  

Net operating income    $432,000        $18,000

b. Rainy days should accept the special order.

c. Rainy days should charge $17.43 per unit for the special order

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Operating capacity (80%) = 96,000 units

100% capacity = 120,000 units (96,000/0.8)

Sales revenue                 $960,000

Cost of goods sold            492,000

Gross profit                      $468,000

Operating expenses           36,000

Net operating income    $432,000

At full capacity, price for the special order:

Cost of goods sold:

Variable costs (80%)             $82,000

Fixed costs (20%)                    98,400

Total cost of goods sold        180,400  

Operating expenses               60,000  

Total cost of special order $240,400

Units of the special order      20,000

Unit cost =                               $12.02

Net income margin (45%)          5.41

Total price to charge              $17.43

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I (interest) = $7,590.85

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r = R/100

r = 8/100

r = 0.08 rate per year,

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