7. Canary Ltd. owns a yacht that is in need of repair and which was purchased for £6,800. The company is working to full capacity but is considering refurbishing the yacht for resale. Workers who are paid £20 per hour will carry out the refurbishment and it is estimated that 200 hours work is required. The normal labour charge for customers is £20 per hour. The company believes that the yacht could be sold for £6,200 in its current condition. Materials costing £1,000 would be required to carry out the refurbishment. Calculate the minimum resale price that the business would have to charge to justify the refurbishment of the yacht: A. £15,200 B. £11,200 C. £10,200 D. £6,200

7. Canary Ltd. owns a yacht that is in need of repair and which was purchased for £6,800. The company is working to full capacity but is considering refurbishing the yacht for resale. Workers who are paid £20 per hour will carry out the refurbishment and it is estimated that 200 hours work is required. The normal labour charge for customers is £20 per hour. The company believes that the yacht could be sold for £6,200 in its current condition. Materials costing £1,000 would be required to carry out the refurbishment. Calculate the minimum resale price that the business would have to charge to justify the refurbishment of the yacht: A. £15,200 B. £11,200 C. £10,200 D. £6,200

Financial Accounting Intro Concepts Meth/Uses

14th Edition

ISBN:9781285595047

Author:Weil

Publisher:Weil

ChapterA: Appendix - Time Value Of Cash Flows: Compound Interest Concepts And Applications

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