Answer:
$34.8
Explanation:
Profits = sales - costs( variable costs +fixed costs)
In this case : total sales will be price $0.75 x units sold X= 0.75X
Variable costs : =$10 x units sold= $10x
Fixed cost remain $25 as they are not affected by quantity.
profits for the Week
P= (0.75x- 0.10x)-$25
Profit for the week with units sold as 92: x = 92
p= ( {0.75x92} - {0.10x92} )- $25
P= $69 - $9.2- $25
P=$59.8- $25
=$34.8
Answer:
Actual Cost of Supplier A: $291.60
Actual Cost of Supplier B: $271.60
Explanation:
<u>Supplier A:</u>
Cost - 270
Shipping FOB shipping point
Purchase Discount = Invoice Price * Discount
For Supplier A, the invoice price is 270 and discount is 2/10 = 2%, so:
Purchase Discount = 270 * 0.02 = $5.4
Cost is:
270 + 27(shipping FOB point) - 5.4 = $291.60
<u>Supplier B:</u>
Cost - 280
Shipping Destination (so 0)
Purchase Discount = Invoice Price * Discount
For Supplier B, the invoice price is 280 and discount is 3%, so:
Purchase Discount = 280 * 0.03 = $8.4
Cost is:
280 - 8.4 = $271.60
Answer:
$16.8 million
Explanation:
Calculation to determine What amount should Carter report as net cash from investing activities
($ in millions)
Cash Flows from Investing Activities:
Proceeds from sale of marketable securities $37
Proceeds from sale of land $13
Less Purchase of equipment for cash ($23)
Less Purchase of patent for cash($10.2)
Net cash inflows (outflows) from investing activities $16.8
Therefore the amount that Carter should report as net cash from investing activities is $16.8 million
The answer is B. Fixed expenses are just expenses that you know won’t change. They have a specific amount that will remain constant.
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