Answer: BruceCo would have to sell 220 backpacks
Explanation: The projection of a $10,000 profit can be calculated properly by the equation;
Revenue - Cost = Profit
There is a one-time set up charge of 1000 and this is a fixed cost (as it does not change regardless of how many units they eventually sell). Also they would be spending $30 to buy each unit and still spend $20 to customize each. So each unit would cost $50 to acquire. If they plan on selling each unit at the rate of $100, then the total revenue would be 100 times X (where X is the number of units sold). Therefore the profit can be better projected by the equation;
Revenue - Cost = Profit
100X - (50X + 1000) = 10000
100X -50X - 1000 = 10000
50X = 10000 + 1000
50X = 11000
Divide both sides of the equation by 50
X = 220
Therefore, BruceCo must sell 220 units (at least) in order to meet a $10,000 profit projection
Answer:
$150,000
Explanation:
$150,000
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Answer:
Bank Reconciliation Statement as at October 2:
Balance as per checkbook $601
Add: Electronic transfer $2,400
Interest $4
Less: Bank charge ($5)
Balance as per bank statement $3,000
Explanation:
A bank reconciliation statement is a statement prepared periodically to reconcile the balance in the cash book with the balance shown on a bank statement.
The process starts with identifying transactions that do not (do) appear in the cash book and those that do not (do) appear in the bank statement, which did not appear in the other. Errors are also identified and corrected during the process. After this, the reconciliation statement is prepared to agree the two sources of balances.
