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2 years ago
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"Jefferson Sports Medicine, Inc., offers two types of physical exams for students : the basic physical and the extended physical

. The charge for the basic physical is $60, while the charge for the extended physical is $135 . Jefferson expects to perform 220 basic physicals and 190 extended physicals in July, 235 basic and 200 extended in August, and 105 basic and 110 extended in September . Prepa re the sales budget for the service revenue expected from the physical exams performed for the second quarter (July through September}, with a column for each month and for the quarter in total."
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mafiozo [28]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

                                The sales budget    

          Jefferson Sports Medicine, Inc budgets sales budget (Amounts in $)

                                                              Months                            

Physical examination    July           August         September   Total

Basic physical               13,200       14,100           6,300           33,600

Extended physical        25,650       27,000         14,850          <u>67,500</u>

                                                                                                  <u> 101,100 </u>              

Explanation:

The sales expense shows the forecasted of sales from the various types of physical examination for a given period. These include the sales expected from Physical examination. The sales are the products of the charge per examination and the number of examinations conducted. It may be computed as follows;

July;

Physical examination

= $60 * 220

= $13,200

Extended physical

= $135 * 190

= $25,650

August

= $60 * 235

= $14,100

Extended physical

= $135 * 200

= $27,000

September

= $60 * 105

= $6,300

Extended physical

= $135 * 110

= $14,850

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