Answer: Copyright 1 - $0
Copyright 2 - $30000
Explanation:
Copyright 1 shouldn't be reported on the balance sheet. This is because the cost with regards to internally developed copyright will have to be expensed. Therefore, copyrights 1 on the balance sheet will be $0.
Copyright 2 will be reported on the balance sheet with a value of $30000. The copyright's cost of acquisition will have to be capitalized.
Answer:
c. $16,000
Explanation:
Total cost of both products = $80,000
Units of product LF = 3000
units of product 1B = 7000
Selling price per unit of LF = $24
Selling price per unit of 1B = $8
Cost of 3000 units of LF
= (3000/10000) × 80000
= $24,000
If 3000 units cost $24,000
1000 units would cost
= (1000/3000) × 24000
= $8,000
If Turner sells 1000,
Revenue from the sale
= 1000 × 24
= $24,000
Gross profit from this sale = $24,000 - $8000
= $16,000
The right option is c. $16,000.
Answer:
$24.7million
$97.86million
$9.89million
Explanation:
From the sample , the lowest number is 16.3 and the highest number is 41, the range is
41-16.3
=$24.7 million
Σ 
In the sample given the mean is . : (41 +40 +38+ 32+ 23+ 22+ 20+ 18+ 17.8 +16.3 )/10
mean=26.81
Using that, we can find the variance:
[(41-26.81)^2+(40-26.81)^2+(38-26.81)^2+(32-26.81)^2+(23-26.81)^2+(22-26.81)^2+(20-26.81)^2+(18-26.81)^2+(17.8-26.81)^2+(16.3-26.81)^2]/10=97.86million
The standard deviation is just the square root of the variance:
standard deviation=√(var)
, the standard deviation is the square root of 97.86, which equals $ 9.89 million
Answer:
B) Fixed cost is the constant for a particular product and does not change as more items are made. Marginal cost is the rate of change of cost C(x) at the level of production x and is equal to the slope of the cost function at x.
Explanation:
Fixed costs do not change when the quantity of goods or services produced changes, that is why they are fixed (they do not move).
While marginal costs are the costs associated to producing one extra unit of output. They change as the total output changes.
Profit maximizing firms should increase their output level until the marginal cost equals the marginal revenue (revenue generated by selling one additional unit of output).
