Answer:
Increase in net Operating income = $14,600
Explanation:
Sales
i. 8000 units X $220
=$1,760,000
ii. 8200 units X $220
=$1,804,000
Variables expenses
i. 8000 units X $66 = $528,000
ii8200 units X $72 = $631,400
Contribution margin
CM=Sales -Variables expenses
i. 1,760,000 - 528,000=
$1,232,000
ii. 1,804,000 - 631,400
=$1,172,000
Our Fixed expenses are
i. $991,000
ii. $917,000
Therefore Net operating income = Contribution margin - Fixed expenses
i. 1,232,000 - 991,000
=$241,000
ii. 1,172,600 - 917,000
=$255,600
From the answers above, there is an increase of $14,600 as a difference between $241,000 and $255,600 which are the Net Operating income.
Answer: $18,700
Explanation
Net cash provided by the operating activities = $108,000
Add: Net cash provided by the financing activities = $16,000
Less : The net cash used for the investing activities = $118,500
The net increase in Cash will now.be:
= ($108,00 + $16,000) - $118,500
= $5,500
Add: Cash at the beginning of the year. This will be:
= $5500 + $13,200
= $18,700
Ending cash balance will be $18700
Answer:
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Answer:
$14,747,642
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Issued amount = $15,000,000
Coupon rate = 7.8%
Time period = 20 years
Yield to maturity is 8%
So for computing the carrying value of the bonds
First we have to compute the discount amortization for 3 years which is shown below:
= ($15,000,000 - $14,703,108) ÷ 20 years × 3 years
= $44,533.80
So, the carrying value of the bonds
= $14,703,108 + $44,533.80
= $14,747,642
