Answer:
Adriana Corporation
Using the High and Low method the Variable and Fixed portions of the Total Cost is:
Fixed Costs = $247,420
Variable Costs = $39.50 Per unit x 8,020 Machine Hours = $316,790
B. at an average of 7,500hrs Machine hours, the estimated Overhead costs = $247,420 x (39.50 x 7,500)
= $543,670
Explanation:
The High and Low Method is a costing method which attempts to split the mix of Fixed and Variable costs in a mixed Total cost of production by looking at one element of variability (in this case Machine Hours)
It is a subjective approach, however simple to calculate. Other method is the regression analysis, which is more complex in comparison to the high and Low
The attached excel file shows how we derived the Variable and Fixed Costs element of the Overhead Costs
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Answer and explanation:
Demand elasticity measures the changes in quantity demanded as the result of changes in price. Demand elasticity is calculated by dividing the percentage change in quantity demanded by the percentage change in price. If the result is equal or higher than one (1) the product is <em>elastic </em>but if the result is lower than 1 the product is <em>inelastic</em>.
In the case, <em>as the elasticity of demand of the museum ticket is 0.45 it means the museum tickets is inelastic. This scenario implies that in front of changes of price the quantity demanded will not change. Thus, as a curator of the museum you should </em><u><em>increase the museum ticket price to increase revenue</em></u><em>.</em>
Answer:
A statement that assigns freeBooks the appropriate value based on the values of the boolean variable isPremiumCustomer and the int variable nbooksPurchased.
if(nbooksPurchased > 4){
if(isPremiumCustomer){
freeBooks = 1;
if(nbooksPurchased > 7){
freeBooks = 2;
}
}else{
freeBooks = 0;
if(nbooksPurchased > 6){
freeBooks = 1;
}
if(nbooksPurchased > 11){
freeBooks = 2;
}
}
}else{freeBooks = 0;}
Explanation:
Answer:
1. 45.5%
2. 13.3%
3. 7.2%
Explanation:
The formulas and calculations are shown below:
1. Gross margin = (Sales - cost of sales) ÷ (sales) × 100
= ($10.1 million - $5.5 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= ($4.6 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= 45.5%
Gross profit = Sales - cost of sales
2. Operating margin = (Gross profit - selling, general and administrative expenses - research and development - annual depreciation charges) ÷ (sales) × 100
= ($4.6 million - $460,000 or $0.46 million - $1.4 million - $1.4 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= ($1.34 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= 13.3%
Operating income = Gross profit - selling, general and administrative expenses - research and development - annual depreciation charges
3. Net profit margin = (Operating income - taxes) ÷ (sales) × 100
= ($1.34 million - $0.6097 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= ($0.7303 million) ÷ ($10.1 million) × 100
= 7.2%
The income tax expense = Operating income × income tax rate
= $1.34 million × 45.5%
= $0.6097 million
