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Paticulars | Amount |
Cost at highest level of activity | 13,940.00 |
Cost at Lowest level of activity | 12,290.00 |
Highest level of activity | 10,400.00 |
Lowest Level of activity | 8,900.00 |
Variable cost per unit = (13940 - 12290)/(10400 - 8900) | |
Variable cost per unit = 1650/1500 | |
Variable cost per unit = $1.10 | |
Fixed Costs = 13940 - 10400*1.10 | |
Fixed Costs = 13940 - 11,440 | |
Fixed Costs = 2500 | |
Total cost to produce 8000 Units = 8000*1.10 + 2500 | |
Total cost to produce 8000 Units = 8800 + 2500 | |
Total cost to produce 8000 Units = 11,300 | |
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