Answer:
Answer: The net operating income used in contribution approach the first quarter is 171600
Explanation:
Description Amount Amount
Sales 960000
Variable expenses:
Cost of good sold 670000
Variable selling 80000
(5 per book*16000 books)
Variable administrative 38400
(960000*4%)
Total variables expenses 788400
contribution margin 171600
working note:
unit sales=960000/60 per book=16000 book
With a mean of 1000 and a standard deviation of 600, the probability that the demand is going to be withing 25 percent of its forecast is 0.3230.
a. Mean = 1000
sd = 600
p(1000x 1-25%) - p(1000x 1+25%)
using the z test
d-μ/σ

find values using excel sheet formula
NORMSDIST(0.4167) - NORMSDIST(-0.4167)
=m0.6615 - 0.3385
= 0.3230
<h3>b. The probability that the forecast would be more than 40 percent</h3>
1000x 1+40%
= p(D>1400)
= 1- NormDist(0.667)
= 0.225
c. Cu = 121-72 = 49
Co = 72.50 = 22
The critical ratio calculation
49/22 +49 = 0.6901
Normsinv(0.6901) = 0.496
1000+0.496x600
= 1297
The units that Flextrola has to order is 1297.
<h3>d. The expected sales of Flextrola</h3>
1200-1000/600
= 0.3333
loss function from z = 0.333 is 0.254
600x0.254 = 152. 4
1000-152.4 = 847.6
the expected sales are 847.6
e 1200- 847.6
= 352. 4
The units of inventory that can be sold is 352.4
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Answer:
Total period cost under variable costing $60,000
Explanation:
The computation of the total period cost under variable costing is shown below:
Variable selling and administrative expenses (880 units × $15) $13,200
Add: Fixed selling and administrative expenses $21,120
Add: Fixed manufacturing overhead $25,680
Total period cost under variable costing $60,000
Answer:
i=4.84%
Explanation:
the key to answer this question, is to remember the model of return for a perpeuity dividend calculation:

where value is the current stock price, i is the dividend yield and k is the growth rate, so applying to this particular case we have
k=3.4/91
k=3.74%
and solving i for the previous formula:


