SURVEY OF ACCOUNTING 360DAY CONNECT CAR
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ISBN: 9781260591811
Author: Edmonds
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 11, Problem 12E
a)
To determine
Reconstruct Company H’s income statement as it serves 400 customers by reducing the sales price to $120 per customers.
b)
To determine
Reconstruct Company C’s income statement as it serves 400 customers by reducing the sales price to $120 per customers.
c)
To determine
The reason why price-cutting strategy increased H Company’s
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Style photo sells only one product. The statement of comprehensive income for 2021 is provided below:
Sales
60,000
Less variable expenses
-30,000
Contribution margin
30,000
Less fixed expenses
-22,500
Net income
7,500
Required:
Calculate with workings:
The contribution margin ratio in percentage.
Three breakeven point in total sales ringgits.
The sales in RM if the company wants to achieve RM40,000 in net income.
Question 2
Style photo sells only one product. The statement of comprehensive income for 2021 is provided below:
Sales
60,000
Less variable expenses
-30,000
Contribution margini
30,000
Less fixed expenses
-22,500
Net income
7,500
Required:
Calculate with workings:
a. The contribution margin ratio in percentage.
b. Three breakeven point in total sales ringgits.
chpater 6 question 6
Assume a company with two divisions (A and B) prepared the following segmented income statement:
A
B
Total
Sales
$
?
$
200,000
$
?
Variable expenses
120,000
140,000
260,000
Contribution margin
?
?
?
Traceable fixed expenses
100,000
?
?
Segment margin
$
?
$
(20,000
)
?
Common fixed expenses
50,000
Net operating income
$
10,000
What is the company’s total sales?
Multiple Choice
$500,000
$600,000
$480,000
$460,000
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SURVEY OF ACCOUNTING 360DAY CONNECT CAR
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