Answer: A.The cumulative customerminus−level operating income of the top eight customers represents about 105.1105.1% of operating income
Explanation:
The Cumulative total of the first 8 customers is,
= 5,563 + 4,474 + 3,851 + 1,049.5 + 984.80 + 844.80 + 336.60 + 252.00
= $17,355.70
The Cumulative total of the Operating Income is,
= 5,563 + 4,474 + 3,851 + 1,049.5 + 984.80 + 844.80 + 336.60 + 252.00 - 168 - 676
= $16,511.70
Dividing both figures gives,
= 17,355.70 / 16,511.70 * 100
= 1.0511051 * 100
= 105.1105.1%
Option A is therefore correct.
Answer:
Engineering Wonders' net cash flows from operating activities are $61.8 million
Explanation:
Net income from operating activities = net income - gain on the sale of land + building depreciation expense = $56.0 - $1.4 + $4.6 = $59.2 million
Engineering Wonders' net cash flows from operating activities = Net Income from operating activities + Decrease in Accounts Receivable + Decrease in Inventory - Decrease in accounts payable = $59.2 + $1.6 + $3.6 - $2.6 = $61.8 million
The company's cost of good sold is $350,000. The cost of good sold is a cost which directly attributed to the inventory sold by a company. Gross profit is a portion of income which created by the selling of inventory ignoring other expense besides the cost of good sold. From the company's data, we can find the cost of good sold by finding the difference between net sales and gross profit, therefore the formula we have to use is "Cost of good sold = Net sales - gross profit".
Opportunity cost refers to the alternative forgone.
