Use the information below to calculate the number of orders per year when using the EOQ: Annual demand for an item is 43,000 uni
1 answer:
Answer:
The closest answer is 49.
Explanation:
Given that,
Annual demand, D = 43,000 units
Ordering cost, O = $200
Per unit cost of the item = $50
Annual holding cost, H = annual holding rate × Per unit cost of the item
= 35% × $50
= $17.5
= 991.39
= 992 units
Therefore,
Number of orders per year = Annual demand ÷ EOQ
= 43,000 ÷ 992
= 43.34
Hence, the closest answer is 49 and this is not given in the question.
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Answer:
Increase in Administrative Expense of $3,300 additional led to loss in the year 2016.
Explanation:
As for the provided details:
Particulars 2016 2015
Revenue $30,000 $20,000
Cost of goods sold $17,800 $12,000
Gross margin $12,200 $8,000
Operating Exp
Selling Exp $4,800 $4,600
Admin. Exp $7,800 $3,000
Total operating exp $12,600 $7,600
Net Income ($400) $400
As we see the major difference which is irrelevant is in administration expense, that is because difference in cost of goods sold is somewhere justified as, when it calculated as a percentage of sale that is $12,000/$20,000 = 60%
Thus for year 2016 also the expense shall be $30,000 60% = $18,000
Thus, it is justified but for administrative expense $3,000/$20,000 = 15%
For 2016 = $30,000 15% = $4,500
But since it is very much exaggerated, by $7,800 - $4,500 = $3,300 this is the main reason of loss.