Given the cost formula Y = $17,500 + $4X, at what level of activity will total cost be $42,500?
A. 4,375 units.
B. 5,250 units.
C. 6,250 units.
D. 10,625 units.
Correct opton is: C. 6250 units |
Workings: |
Y = $17500 + $4X |
Y = $42500 |
Then, |
$42500 = $17500 + $4X |
$4X = $42500 - $17500 |
$4X = $25000 |
X = $25000 / $4 |
X = 6250 units |
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