Calaculation of sales to be reported by swifty corporation:
The correct option is
Explanation:
Given that,
Fixed costs = $520000
Variable costs = 20% of sales = 0.20×Sales
Net income = $50000
It was known that,
Net income = Sales - variable costs - fixed costs
=> Sales = Net income + variable costs + fixed costs
=> Sales = $50000 + (0.20×sales) + $520000
=> Sales - 0.20×Sales = $570000
=> Sales (1 - 0.20) = $570000
=> 0.80×Sales = $570000
=> Sales = $570000/0.80
Therefore,
Sales = $712500
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