2 = $2 400 Note that this cost does not include the actual cost of XL-20 purchases (i.e. the quantity purchased multiplied by the price). 3 Orders per year: Number of orders per year = = annual requiremen t order quantity 4 4 800 8 600 Using the new cost data: (a) EOQ = (2) (annual requiremen t) (cost per order) annual carrying cost per unit = (2)(4 800)($30) $20 = (b) Number of orders per year = 14 400 = 120 annual requiremen
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$4.00 $3.00 Direct Labor .800 .740 Material .400 .400 Material Spoilage .040 .038 Direct Dept Expense .120 .100 Total Relevant Costs/yard 1.36 1.28 Profit 2.64 1.72 Total 75000yds $198‚000 15000yds $258‚000 Table 1 BTC at $4/yard and P & C at $3/yard BTC C & P Price $3.00 $3.00 Direct Labor .760 .780 Material .400 .400 Material Spoilage .038 .040 Direct Dept Expense
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Aim To investigate the effect of molar mass on the molar heat of combustion of adjacent members of a homologous alcohol series. Introduction Chemists refer to the energy stored in a substance as the heat content or enthalpy of the substance. The heat of reaction is determined by the difference in the enthalpy between the reactants and products. The molar heat of combustion of a substance is the quantity of heat liberated when one mole of that substance is burnt completely in air. In the case
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the market access to SSD is = 0.65*900 = $585 Million It should be noted that according to Trade Association data‚ on an average 5500 SSDs are responsible for the above sales. WICS has 400 SSDs under its disposal. Therefore the 400 SSDs would have a distribution reach of = (585*400)/5500 = $42.54 Million These 400 SSDs have product coverage of 65%. Therefore the dollar sales of WICS = 0.65*42.54 = $27.65 Million Of the total sales made by WICS‚ approximately 10% is made through direct calls. Therefore
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Assuming that the purchase was originally bought on credit‚ demonstrate the required journal entry. -Account Payable DR: 50 -Merchandise inventory CR: 50 On June 5‚ X-mart purchased $400 of merchandise with terms of 2/10‚ n/30. If payment is made on June 11‚ calculate the purchase discount that may be taken by X-mart. 400*.02=$8 FOB destination: The seller is responsible for the shipping costs of merchandise sold. Sales Discounts:
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January 1 600 units @ $2 each February 14 400 units May 16 1 000 units @ $4 each July 21 800 units @ $5 each August 19 1 600 units September 14 1 600 units @ $6 each October 20 1 600 units AVCO method Date Received Issued Balance 2008 Units Per Units $ Cost $ Units Per Units $ Cost $ Units Cost $ $ $ Jan 600 2 1200 600 2 1 200 Feb 400 2 800 200 2 400 May 1 000 4 4 000 4 400/ 1 200 3.67 4 404 July 800 5 4 000
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Services From the article‚ I know that intracompany work was billed at $400 per hour‚ and commercial sales were billed at $800 per hour. So‚ intracompany contribution margin: $400-$28.7= $371.3/hr Commercial contribution margin: $800-$28.7=$771.3/hr Sales revenue $192‚400 Variable cost $9844.1 Contribution margin $182‚555.9 Fixed cost $212‚939 Net loss ($30‚383.1) 4. Revenue = Variable Costs + Fixed Costs 205(400) + X (800) =(X+205) (28.7) +212‚939 X= 177.39 commercial hours sold to
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financial projection essential element of planning that is the basis for budgeting activities and estimating future financing needs of a firm. Financial projections (forecasts) begin with forecasting sales and their related expenses. The basic steps in financial forecasting are: (1) project the firm’s sales; (2) project variables such as expenses and assets; (3) estimate the level of investment in current and fixed assets that is required to support the projected sales; and (4) calculate the firm’s
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Direct materials 0%‚ conversion costs 62.5% complete Transferred in during March Completed during March Work in process‚ ending inventory‚ (March 31) Transferred in costs 100% complete‚ Direct materials 0%‚ conversion costs 80% complete 240 units 400 units 440 units 200 units Total Costs of Testing Department for March Work in process‚ beginning inventory Transferred in costs (240×$140) Direct materials Conversion costs (150 equivalent units × $120) Transferred in costs during March Weighted
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Name of the village: …………. Date of assessment: …………. VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT FORMAT HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: 1) When was the previous occurrence recorded in this area? a) 1st Occurrence: Year …………………………… Month …………………………… Date b) 2nd Occurrence: Year …………………………… Month …………………………… Date c) 3rd Occurrence: Year …………………………… Month …………………………… Date STUDY OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC‚ CULTURAL‚ POLITICAL BACKGROUND OF THE AREA 2) What is the basis of family economy of this area? a) Business
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