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The usual starting point for a master budget is: Select one: a. the direct materials purchase budget. b. the budgeted income sta

tement. c. the sales forecast or sales budget. d. the production budget.

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Answer:

the production budget

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$100kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 100,000g$

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$2.5kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 2,500g$

5 kg of yeast

$5kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 5,000g$

200 kg of flour

$200kg \times \dfrac{1,000g}{1kg} = 200,000g$

So now that we know what we have, we determine how many pizzas we can make with the amount of each ingredient. We get the ratio of each ingredient to one pizza to determine how many we can make:

<u>Flour:</u>

Available: 200,000g

Needed: 400g

$200,000g\ of\ flour\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{400g\ of\ flour} = 500\ pizzas$

<u>Yeast:</u>

Available: 5,000g

Needed: 10g

$5,000g\ of\ yeast\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{10g\ of\ yeast} = 500\ pizzas$

<u>Cheese:</u>

Available: 100,000g

Needed: 250g

$100,000g\ of\ cheese\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{250g\ of\ cheese} = 400\ pizzas$

<u>Basil:</u>

Available: 2,500g

Needed: 5g

<u /> $2,500g\ of\ basil\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{5g\ of\ yeast} = 500\ pizzas$ <u />

<u>Sauce:</u>

Available: 60,000g

Needed: 120g

<u /> $60,000g\ of\ sauce\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{120g\ of\ sauce} = 500\ pizzas$ <u />

<u>Oregano:</u>

Available: 2,500g

Needed: 5g

<u /> $2,500g\ of\ oregano\times\dfrac{1\ pizza}{5g\ of\ oregano} = 500\ pizzas$ <u />

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