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OverLord2011 [107]3 years ago

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Answer:

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2) LIFO method

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2) The cost flow method which would result in the highest cost of goods sold would be the LIFO method because in this method the inventory which is bought the last is expensed first as cost of goods and sold and because inventory bought later is more expensive, by using this method the cost of goods sold will have a higher value.

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A firm sells two products, Regular and Ultra. For every unit of Regular the firm sells, two units of Ultra are sold. The firm's

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Answer:

break even rate = $31000

ultra break even point = $62000

Explanation:

given data

total fixed costs = $1,612,000

solution

WE FIND HERE FIRST contribution margin that is

contribution margin for regular per unit = $20 - $8

contribution margin = $12

and

contribution margin for ultra = $24 - $ 4

contribution margin for ultra = $20

so if 1 unit of regular is sold

2 unit of ultra will sold here

contribution margin is here

contribution margin = ( $12 × 1 )+ ( $12 × 2 )

contribution margin = $52

and

break even point at commposite rate = total fix cost ÷ contribution margin rate at commposite rate

break even rate = $\frac{1612000}{52}$

break even rate = $31000

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ultra break even point = 31000 × 2

ultra break even point = $62000

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<h3>What economic goals do most countries want?</h3>

Most countries want to be able to provide their people with an adequate living standard.

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Tommy is able to depreciate the value of machinery as part of his income tax return. If he has a tractor valued at $50,000 that

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Answer:$26,386.60

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Cost is $50,000

depreciation rate is 12% per annum

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