Answer:
Their net operating income for the year was $39,628
Explanation:
Flip or Flop's net operating income for the year = Gross revenue - Cost of Goods Sold - Operating expenses
Their Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) was 21% of gross revenue, therefore:
Cost of Goods Sold = 21% x $93,200 = $19,572
The company has operating expenses for this same period of $34,000.
Net operating income for the year = $93,200 - $19,572 - $34,000 = $39,628
Answer:
the remaining budget for other expenses = 1/8 of the total budget
Explanation:
Since the city's administrative personnel expenses are 1/8 larger than both maintenance expenses and safety expenses, it means that safety expenses are equal to maintenance expenses.
Since maintenance expenses are 1/4 of the total budget, safety expenses are also 1/4 of the total budget.
Administrative personnel expenses are 1/8 higher, so that means that they equal 1/4 + 1/8 of the total expenses.
If we add the three categories = 1/4 + 1/4 + (1/4 + 1/8) = 7/8
So the remaining budget for other expenses = 1 - 7/8 = 1/8 of the total budget
With stocks of 8% for A and 16% for B, The global minimum variance is given as 10.5 percent
<h3>How to solve for the variance</h3>
The expected return of the stock for the country a is given as 0.05
The Weight of this country's stock market WA = 0.5
The expected return of the stock for the country a is given as 0.16
The Weight of this country's stock market Wb = 0.5
Expected Return of the portfolio can be calculated as
= (WA x RA) + (WB * RB)
Expected Return of the portfolio = (0.5x 0.05 ) +(0.5*0.16)
= 0.105
= 10.5%
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Answer:
Adriana Corporation
Using the High and Low method the Variable and Fixed portions of the Total Cost is:
Fixed Costs = $247,420
Variable Costs = $39.50 Per unit x 8,020 Machine Hours = $316,790
B. at an average of 7,500hrs Machine hours, the estimated Overhead costs = $247,420 x (39.50 x 7,500)
= $543,670
Explanation:
The High and Low Method is a costing method which attempts to split the mix of Fixed and Variable costs in a mixed Total cost of production by looking at one element of variability (in this case Machine Hours)
It is a subjective approach, however simple to calculate. Other method is the regression analysis, which is more complex in comparison to the high and Low
The attached excel file shows how we derived the Variable and Fixed Costs element of the Overhead Costs
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