Req 9-1 | ||||||||
Differential Analysis: | ||||||||
Lease | Sell | Differential | ||||||
Effect | ||||||||
Sales revenue | 0 | 82000 | 82000 | |||||
Commission (82000*6%) | 0 | -4920 | -4920 | |||||
Lease rentals | 84600 | 0 | -84600 | |||||
Repairs expense | -7950 | 0 | 7950 | |||||
Net Income | 76650 | 77080 | 430 | |||||
Decision: Asset must be sold | ||||||||
Req 9-2A | ||||||||
Differential Analysis | ||||||||
Continued | Discontinued | Differential | ||||||
Effect | ||||||||
Revenue | 102000 | 0 | -102000 | |||||
Less: Variable cost | -52500 | 0 | 52500 | |||||
Less: Vriable Selling expenses | -21500 | 0 | 21500 | |||||
Less: Fixed cost | -35000 | -35000 | 0 | |||||
Net income /(Loss) | -7000 | -35000 | -28000 | |||||
Decision: Continue the Product | ||||||||
Req 9-2B | ||||||||
Differential Analysis: | ||||||||
Continued | Discontinued | Differential | ||||||
Effect | ||||||||
Revenue | 39500 | 0 | -39500 | |||||
Less: Variable cost | -25500 | 0 | 25500 | |||||
Less: Vriable Selling expenses | -16500 | 0 | 16500 | |||||
Less: Fixed cost | -15000 | -15000 | 0 | |||||
Net income /(Loss) | -17500 | -15000 | 2500 | |||||
Decision: Discontinue the Product | ||||||||
Req 9-3A | ||||||||
Differential Analysis: | ||||||||
Make | Buy | Differential | ||||||
effect | ||||||||
Variable cost of manufacture | 122 | 0 | 122 | |||||
(165-43) | ||||||||
Variable cost of Purchase | 0 | 110 | -110 | |||||
variable cost of Delivery | 0 | 15 | -15 | |||||
Differential income | 122 | 125 | -3 | |||||
Decision: Make the bread | ||||||||
Note: Fixed cost of manufacture of $ 43 shall not be taken in to account as it is irrelevant cost. | ||||||||
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