SOLUTION : 1 | |||
Answer = Option C = Depreciation | |||
SOLUTION : 2 | |||
CALCULATION OF CONTRIBUTION MARGIN | |||
Selling Price Per Unit= | $ 7.50 | ||
Less: Variable Cost Per Unit | $ 3.00 | ||
Contribution Margin Per Unit | $ 4.50 | ||
Cash Fixed Cost = Total Fixed Cost - Depreciation expenses | |||
CALCULATION OF THE BREAK EVEN POINT IN UNITS | |||
Break Even point = Fixed Cost / Contribution Margin Per Unit | |||
Break Even point = | |||
Fixed Cost ($ 450,000 - $ 22,500) | $ 4,27,500 | ||
Divide By | "/" By | ||
Contribution Margin Per Unit = | $ 4.50 | ||
Break Even point = | 95000 | Units | |
Answer = Option C = 95,000 Units | |||
SOLUTION : 3 | |||
Answer = Option D = The Projection of Sales | |||
SOLUTION : 4 | |||
Self liquidating assets are those assets which can generate cash flow against out cost | |||
Answer = Option A = Self - liquidating assets is financed by long-term capital | |||
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