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fredd [130]
2 years ago
7

What process guides your entry and closing points? 1. Reducing the randomness of your approach 2. Pragmatic 3. Facilitate adapta

bility and iteration 4. Protect experimentation
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1 answer:
Airida [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

1. Reducing the randomness of your approach

Explanation:

Reducing the randomness of your approach guides your entry and closing points

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2. Period costs for 10,000 units:

= 10,000 * $6.15

= $61,500

3. Variable cost per unit of 8,000 produced and sold:

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4. Variable cost per unit of 12,500 produced and sold:

= $11.55

5. Total variable costs for 8,000 units produced and sold:

= 8,000 * $11.55

= $92,400

6. Total variable costs for 12,500 units produced and sold:

= 12,500 * $11.55

= $144,375

7. Average fixed manufacturing cost per unit produced for 8,000 units:

= $4.00

8. Average fixed manufacturing cost per unit produced for 12,500 units:

= $4.00

9. Total fixed manufacturing cost for 8,000 units:

= 8,000 x $4.00

= $32,000

10. Total fixed manufacturing cost for 12,500 units:

= 12,500 x $4.00

= $50,000

11. Total amount of manufacturing overhead costs for 8,000 units:

= 8,000 * $5.60

= $44,800

per unit = $5.60

Variable manufacturing overhead = $1.60

Fixed manufacturing overhead =     $4.00

Total per unit =                                  $5.60

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= 12,500 x $5.60

= $70,000

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Variable manufacturing overhead = $1.60

Fixed manufacturing overhead =     $4.00

Total per unit =                                  $5.60

13. Contribution margin per unit:

Selling price =                                          $21.40

Variable manufacturing cost per unit =  $9.90

Contribution margin per unit                  $11.50

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Indirect manufacturing costs = $4.00 x 12,000 = $48,000

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= $9.90

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Direct labor                                     $ 2.90

Variable manufacturing overhead $ 1.60

Total Variable Costs per unit        $ 9.90

Fixed manufacturing overhead    $ 4.00

Total product cost per unit          $13.90

Period Costs:

Fixed selling expense                   $ 2.40

Fixed administrative expense       $ 2.10

Sales commissions                         $ 1.10

Variable administrative expense $ 0.55

Total period costs  per unit           $6.15

All Variable costs:

Variable production costs             $9.90

Sales Commission                           $1.10

Variable administrative expense $ 0.55

Total Variable costs                      $11.55

All Fixed Costs:

Fixed manufacturing overhead    $ 4.00

Fixed selling expense                   $ 2.40

Fixed administrative expense       $ 2.10

Total fixed costs per unit               $8.50

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