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Cobe Company has already manufactured 19,000 units of Product A at a cost of $15 per unit. The 19,000 units can be sold at this

viktelen [127]

Answer:

Product A should be processed further

Explanation:

Scenario 1

Cobe company produces only product A, we have:

Number of units (n) = 19,000, Unit cost (u) = $15

Cost of Production (C) = number of units * unit price

C = n * u = 19,000 * 15

C = 285,000

Revenue = Sale Price - Cost of Production

Revenue = $ (430,000 - 285,000)

Revenue = $145,000

Scenario 2 (Alternative option)

In this case, product A is converted into products B and C; in doing so, an additional cost of $300,000 is incurred

Cobe company produces products B & C, we have:

Production cost of product A = $285,000,

Number of units (product B) = 5,300, Selling price (product B) = $100,

Number of units (product C) = 11,600, Selling price (product C) = $54, Additional cost (X) = $300,000

Revenue = Revenue (product B) + Revenue (product C)

Revenue = number of units * selling price

Revenue = (5,300 * 100) + (11,600 * 54)

Revenue = $1,156,400

The Net Revenue is given by the difference between the Total Revenue and the additional cost incurred

Net Revenue = Revenue - (Production cost + Additional cost)

Net Revenue = $ [1,156,400 - (285,000 + 300,000)]

Net Revenue = $571,400

The Net Revenue from Scenario 2 is most 4x that from Scenario 1

Hence, Product A should be processed further as it will bring maximum profit to Cobe company

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4 years ago

Present value with periodic rates. Sam Hinds, a local dentist, is going to remodel the dental reception area and add two new w

tekilochka [14]

Answer:

Why does the monthly payment plan have less total cash outflow each year?

Total paym. capital Interest

Q. Totales payments 32.362,50 25.000,00 7.362,50

AnnulaTotales payments 33.040,06 25.000,00 8.040,06

Compare the annual cash outflows of the two payments.

Total paym. capital Interest

Year 1 Quarterly 4.623,21 2.826,48 1.796,74

Year 1 Annual 4.720,01 2.845,01 1.875,00

Year 2 Quarterly 4.623,21 3.044,50 1.578,71

Year 2 Annual 4.720,01 3.058,38 1.661,62

Year 3 Quarterly 4.623,21 3.279,34 1.343,87

Year 3 Annual 4.720,01 3.287,76 1.432,25

Year 4 Quarterly 4.623,21 3.532,30 1.090,92

Year 4 Annual 4.720,01 3.534,34 1.185,66

Year 5 Quarterly 4.623,21 3.804,76 818,45

Year 5 Annual 4.720,01 3.799,42 920,59

Year 6 Quarterly 4.623,21 4.098,25 524,97

Year 6 Annual 4.720,01 4.084,38 635,63

Year 7 Quarterly 4.623,21 4.414,37 208,85

Year 7 Annual 4.720,01 4.390,71 329,30

Explanation:

Period Payment Capital Interest

1 1.155,80 687,05 468,75

2 1.155,80 699,94 455,87

3 1.155,80 713,06 442,74

4 1.155,80 726,43 429,37

5 1.155,80 740,05 415,75

6 1.155,80 753,93 401,88

7 1.155,80 768,06 387,74

8 1.155,80 782,46 373,34

9 1.155,80 797,13 358,67

10 1.155,80 812,08 343,72

11 1.155,80 827,31 328,50

12 1.155,80 842,82 312,98

13 1.155,80 858,62 297,18

14 1.155,80 874,72 281,08

15 1.155,80 891,12 264,68

16 1.155,80 907,83 247,97

17 1.155,80 924,85 230,95

18 1.155,80 942,19 213,61

19 1.155,80 959,86 195,94

20 1.155,80 977,86 177,95

21 1.155,80 996,19 159,61

22 1.155,80 1.014,87 140,93

23 1.155,80 1.033,90 121,90

24 1.155,80 1.053,29 102,52

25 1.155,80 1.073,03 82,77

26 1.155,80 1.093,15 62,65

27 1.155,80 1.113,65 42,15

28 1.155,80 1.134,53 21,27

Totales payments 32.362,50 25.000,00 7.362,50

Period Payment Capital Interest

1 4.720,01 2.845,01 1.875,00

2 4.720,01 3.058,38 1.661,62

3 4.720,01 3.287,76 1.432,25

4 4.720,01 3.534,34 1.185,66

5 4.720,01 3.799,42 920,59

6 4.720,01 4.084,38 635,63

7 4.720,01 4.390,71 329,30

Totales payments 33.040,06 25.000,00 8.040,06

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3 years ago

The payment of a note payable plus the accrued interest would be recorded in the

astraxan [27]

Answer:

The correct answer is A

Explanation:

Cash payments journal is the one which records the all the cash payments which is made by the business which involve the cash purchases of equipment, merchandise, supplies and payment to creditor.

So, the note payable payment in which the cash is received is recorded in the cash payment journal and also the accrued interest.

7 0

3 years ago

What is the value of a preferred stock that pays a perpetual dividend of $150 at the end of each year when the interest rate is

padilas [110]

Answer:

$2,143

Explanation:

The computation of the value of the preferred stock is shown below:

Value of the preferred stock = Cash flows with respect to perpetual dividend ÷ the rate of interest

= $150 ÷ 0.07

= $2,143

Simply we divided the rate of the interest by the cash flows so that the accurate value of the preferred stock can be computed

8 0

3 years ago

In a net lease, the tenant is responsible for paying a clearly defined portion of the property's operating expenses. Based on yo

svetlana [45]

Answer:

A

Explanation:

net-net refers to 2 of the operating expenses in Commerical property. Triple Net refers to all of the taxes, maintenance and insurance or TMI

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3 years ago