If for every $10 increase sales drop by 3 units when you increase to $300 you will lose 30 units.
($10)(10) = 100
(10)(3) = 30
60 units - 30 units = 30 units.
($300)(30) = $9,000 is your weekly revenue at a price of $300 per unit.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Manufacturing overhead records all the expenses like salaries payable which come under indirect labor. Manufacturing overhead includes all those indirect costs which are related to the factory-like - factory rent, factory repairs, depreciation on factory equipment, property taxes
For recognized expense, the journal entry would be
Factory overhead A.c Dr
To Expenses A/c
(Being expense recognized)
Since the cost is actually incurred so this above entry should be made
And, the journal entry for applied overhead is shown below
Work in progress inventory A/c Dr XXXXX
To Factory overhead A/c XXXXX
(Being overhead applied is recorded)
Since applied overhead is based on predetermined overhead rate so we credit the factory overhead and debit the work in progress inventory
Answer:
$18
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the differential revenue of producing product D
The term differential revenue can be defined as the sales difference that results from taking two different action courses. It looks at two different responses to a particular situation.
Mathematically;
differential cost of producing Product D
= Cost of Product (J + D) - Cost of Product J
($15.75 + $8.55) - $15.75 = $8.55 is the additional cost of producing Product D
Diffrential revenue for Product D
Revenue (D) - Revenue (J)
$38 - $20 = $18
