If the company wants to achieve a residual income of P 40,000 using an imputed interest charge of 15%, what will be the selling price per unit of 20,000 units sold ; where its costs and expenses totaled P 250,000, working capital used totaled P 300,000 and PPE-net amounted to P 100,000. A• 15.50 B• 35.00 C• 17.50 D• 5.00

If the company wants to achieve a residual income of P 40,000 using an imputed interest charge of 15%, what will be the selling price per unit of 20,000 units sold ; where its costs and expenses totaled P 250,000, working capital used totaled P 300,000 and PPE-net amounted to P 100,000. A• 15.50 B• 35.00 C• 17.50 D• 5.00

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

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