Answer: 15.7 units
Explanation:
July forecast = (Weight of June * Demand in June) + (Weight of May * Demand in May) + (Weight of April * Demand in April)
= (0.5 * 16) + (0.3 * 17) + (0.2 * 13)
= 8 + 5.1 + 2.6
= 15.7 units
Answer:
$10,425
Explanation:
The computation of total annual costs of renting is shown below:-
Total annual costs of renting = Annual cost of rent + Annual insurance cost + Interest lost
= ($860 × 12) + $84 + ($700 × 3%)
= $10,320 + $84 + $21
= $10,425
Therefore computing the total annual costs of renting we simply applied the above formula.
666, but to be honest I don’t understand what you are trying to say but yup
<span>A fixed cost of $100,100 will not change. At 3 units per output at $5555 the cost per unit would be 5555 divided by 3 which equals 1851.66 per unit. When increased to 4 Units per week the Fixed cost will remain the same the variable cost should be 4 times 1851.66 per unit which would equal $7406.66. So we can either conclude that the variable cost increases per unit or that the question is false!</span>
Answer:
Classifications :
- Direct Costs
- Indirect Costs
- Product Costs
- Period Costs
- Variable Costs
- Fixed Costs
Reasons for classifying costs :
- Inventory valuation
- Profit Measurement
Explanation:
The first step in Cost Classification if to Identify the Cost object.The Cost object is the unit or entity for which determination of cost is required.
By observing the cost accumulating on the cost object we would identify two types of costs :
- Direct Cost - Costs that can be traced on the cost object
- Indirect Cost - Costs that can not be directly traced on the cost object
Another category used to classify costs is whether or not they will be included in product valuation.
- Product Cost - Attached to Product and included in valuation
- Period Cost - Not attached to product and thus not included in product valuation
Lastly the Costs Behaviors bring about different classifications as follows :
- Variable Costs
- Fixed Costs
- Semi-fixed Costs
- Semi - Variable Costs
