Question 34
Let Q = quantity produced, P = selling price per unit, VC = variable cost per unit, and TFC = total fixed cost. Which of the following equations is correct?
Profit = Q × (P – VC) + TFC |
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a. Profit = Q × (P – VC) - TFC |
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Profit = Q × (P – VC – TFC) |
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Profit = Q × (P – VC + TFC) |
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Question 35
The Hancock Corp. plans to sell its products for $100 each. Its variable cost per unit = $80, and its fixed costs for the year = $100,000. What level of sales will Hancock need to break even?
1,000 units |
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5,000 units |
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10,000 units |
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20,000 units |
Answers:
1) Profit = Q*(P-VC) -TFC
2) 5,000 Units
Profit Equation = Quanitity/( Selling price - Variable cost per unit ) - Total fixed cost
Profit = Q*( P-VC) -TFC
Break Even Units = Fixed cost / ( Selling price - Varaible cost ) = 100,000 /(100-80) = 5000 Units
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