1. Calculate the cash payback period for each of the products
listed below. The investment required is $400,000 for both. Be sure
to show all work to receive full credit and label each answer
clearly.
Year Product
A Product
B
1 70,000 70,000
2 80,000 70,000
3 90,000 70,000
4 100,000 70,000
5 60,000 70,000
6 50,000 70,000
7 40,000 70,000
Total 490,000 490,000
2. Production and sales estimates for May for the Finneaty Co. are as follows:
Estimated inventory (units), March 1 |
17,500 |
Desired inventory (unit), March 31 |
19,300 |
Expected sales volume (units): |
|
Area W |
4,200 |
Area X |
7,000 |
Area Y |
9,000 |
Unit sales price |
$15 |
The number of units expected to be sold in May is:
22,000 |
||
1,800 |
||
23,800 |
||
20,200 |
3. Ecology Company sells a biodegradable product called Run-All and has the following sales on account for the first four months of the current year:
Jan Feb March April
Sales in units: 2,000 2,000 3,000 4,000
The company is preparing a cash budget for April only. Based on past history accounts are collected 50% in the current month, 20% from the prior month, and 20% from 2 months back. Ten percent is considered uncollectible. How much cash will be collected in April?
8700 |
||
4000 |
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3000 |
||
2000 |
4. Explain the difference between fixed and variable costs per unit AND in total. Provide an example to support your explanation
Answer 1:
Payback period refers to the amount of time it takes to recover the cost of an investment. In the given question amount of Investment is $4,00,000, calculation of payback period will be as follows:
Where the cash inflow is uneven the calculation of payback period will be as follows-
Payback period = A+(B/C)
Where,
A is the last period number with a negative cumulative
cash flow;
B is the absolute value (i.e. value without negative sign)
of cumulative net cash flow at the end of the period A; and
C is the total cash inflow during the period following
period A
Year Cash inflow of product A Cumulative Cash inflow of product A
0 -400000 -400000
1 70000 -330000
2 80000 -250000
3 90000 -160000
4 100000 -60000
5 60000 0
6 50000 50000
7 40 90000
Payback period = 4+(60000/60000)
=4 years
Where the cash inflow is even the calculation of payback period will be as follows-
Payback period = Cash outflow/Cash inflow
For product B the cash inflows are even during the years, so payback period will be as follows-
Payback period = 400000/70000
= 5.71 years
Answer 3:
As per past history collection of accounts are as follows:
Current month = 50%
Prior month = 20%
2 months back = 20%
Collection in April month is as follows:
50% of April's sales = 4000 * 50% = 2000
20% of March's sales = 3000*20% = 600
20% of February's sales = 2000*20% = 400
Total collection in April = 2000+600+400 = 3000
Answer 4:
Fixed cost is the cost which remains same regardless the volume produced, even it will be incur whether there is any production or not. For example depreciation of assets, insurance etc.
Variable cost is the cost which changes with the change in output, it is incur only when the units produced. For example Material and Labour cost, packing cost etc.
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