Question 6 | |||||||||
Answer: | |||||||||
an increase in cash | |||||||||
explanation : | |||||||||
On Fevruary 20 th Puzzle Inc. records an increase in cash by $500 | |||||||||
Journal entries: | |||||||||
1… | Cash a/c Dr | *** | |||||||
Customer a/c | *** |
Question 7. | ||||||||
Answer: | ||||||||
an increase in revenue | ||||||||
Explanation: | ||||||||
On March 17th, puzzle Inc. records an increase in revenue | ||||||||
Journal entries: | ||||||||
Customer a/c Dr | *** | |||||||
Sales revenue a/c | *** |
Question 8 | ||||||||
Answer: | ||||||||
Increase | ||||||||
Explanation : | ||||||||
In making additional sales ,inventory turnover will be increase. | ||||||||
For example: | ||||||||
Suppose , | ||||||||
cost of good sold=500 | ||||||||
opening inventory=200 | ||||||||
closing inventory=300 | ||||||||
then, | ||||||||
Inventory turnover =500/(200+300/2) | ||||||||
= 500/250 | ||||||||
= 2 times | ||||||||
again,if additional sales whose cost of good sold= 100 | ||||||||
then, | ||||||||
Inventory turnover = 600/(200+200/2) | ||||||||
= 600/200 | ||||||||
= 3 times |
Question 10. | |||||||||||
Answer; | |||||||||||
No change | |||||||||||
Explanation: | |||||||||||
in making additional purchase , there will be no change in return on sales ratio | |||||||||||
For example: | |||||||||||
suppose: | |||||||||||
purchase =100 | |||||||||||
closing inventory=50 | |||||||||||
sales =200 | |||||||||||
net income=10 | |||||||||||
then, | 0.05 | ||||||||||
return on net sales=10/200 | |||||||||||
= 0.05 | |||||||||||
again, | |||||||||||
in addition, additional purchase=20 | |||||||||||
total purchase=120 | |||||||||||
total closing inventory=70 | |||||||||||
then, | |||||||||||
return on sales=10/200 | |||||||||||
=0.05 |
Question 9. |
Answer; |
INVENTORY BALANCE | |||
units | cost per unit | = | inventory balance |
231 | 2 | 462 | |
351 | 2.1 | 737.1 | |
582 | 2.06 | 1199.1 | |
252 | 2.06 | 519.19812 | |
252 | 2.06 | 519.198 | |
490 | 3.3 | 1617 | |
742 | 2.88 | 2136.198 | |
742 | 2.88 | 2136.2 |
Cost of good sold=679.9023 |
Closing inventory=2136.2 |
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