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Assignment 2 (Chapters 5,6,8) Chapter 5.1-8 In the current period, Blue Mountain Packers in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, had fixed costs of $228,000 and a total cost of $900,000 while maintaining a level of output of 6,720 units. Next period sales are projected to rise by 20%. What total cost should Blue Mountain Packers project?
Chapter 5.1-12 Last year, A Child's Place franchise had total sales of $743,000. If its total fixed costs were $322,000 and net income was $81,000, what was its contribution rate?
Chapter 5.2-6 Louisa runs a secretarial business part time in the evenings. She takes dictation or handwritten minutes and converts them into printed word-processed documents. She charges $5 per page for her services. Including labour, paper, toner, and all other supplies, her unit variable cost is $2.50 per page. She invested $3,000 worth of software and equipment to start her business. How many pages will she need to output to break even? Chapter 6.1-10 Walmart purchased the latest CD recorded by Selena Gomez. It received a total discount of $10.08 off the MSRP for the CD, which represents a discount percent of 42%. a. What was the MSRP? b. What was the net price paid for the CD?
Chapter 6.2-12 The markup amount on an eMachines desktop computer is $131.64. If the machine regularly retails for $497.25 and expenses average 15% of the selling price, what profit will be earned? Chapter 6.3-10 A Heritage Infusio deep frying pan is advertised at 70% off with a sale price of $39.99. What is the frying pan's regular selling price, and what markdown amount does this represent? Chapter 8.1-12 If you want to earn $1,000 of simple interest at a rate of 7% in a span of five months, how much money must you invest?
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Chapter 8.2-10 An accountant needs to allocate the principal and simple interest on a loan payment into the appropriate ledgers. If the amount received was $10,267.21 for a loan that spanned April 14 to July 31 at 9.1%, how much was the principal and how much was the interest? Chapter 8.3-6 An investor places $30,500 into a short-term 120-day GIC at the Bank of Montreal earning 0.5% simple interest. The maturity value is then rolled into another short-term 181-day GIC earning 0.57% simple interest. Calculate the final maturity value. Chapter 8.4-16 A $12,600 promissory note was issued on March 13 with a term of 120 days. It acquired $541.37 of interest. What was the annual interest rate on the promissory note? Chapter 8.6-12 12. A 182-day Province of Manitoba T-bill with a face value of $250,000 was issued 102 days ago, when the yield was 4.3%. What is its purchase price today if the current rate of return is 4.53%?
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Unit selling price 160
Less: Direct materials 50
Direct labour 30
Fixed Overheads:
Admin 4.00
Rent 7.50
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Unit selling price 160
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Direct labour 30
Fixed Overheads:
Admin 4.00
Rent 7.50
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Problem 03.036 DEPENDENT MULTI-PART PROBLEM - ASSIGN ALL PARTS
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Product A
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$
210,000
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hours will be worked next year. If Verde repairs a dishwasher that
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Advertising
Gas
Assistant's Wages
Miscellaneous Expenses
$25.00 per month
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b. What is the net income per year at capacity?
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Fixed Overheads:
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Cullumber's Candles will be producing a new line of dripless candles in the coming years and has the choice of producing the candles
in a large factory with a small number of workers or a small factory with a large number of workers. Each candle will be sold for $10.
If the large factory is chosen, the cost per unit to produce each candle will be $3.60. The cost per unit will be $7.50 in the small
factory. The large factory would have fixed cash costs of $2.30 million and a depreciation expense of $300,000 per year, while those
expenses would be $470,000 and $100,000, respectively, in the small factory.
Calculate the pretax operating cash flow break-even point for both factory choices for Cullumber's Candles. (Round answers to
nearest whole units e.g. 152.)
retax operating cash flow breakeven point for the large factory is
units and for the small factory is
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Fad Enterprise has 23,000 units of demand last year. This year the top management expects the need will be
acreased by 25%. Therefore, the production lines must be working 3-shift per day in 6 days a week. To meet the
demand, the operations only shut down a week in entire year. Presently the production assembly system produces
12 units per hour. The enterprise kept the excess units about $0.50 per unit. The delivery takes 6 working days
with a cost of $10 per order. The enterprise keeps supplies approximately 2 months of production.
(a) Find the optimum value of ordering.
(b) The size of Kanban
oduction assembly
cess units must be
000 per order. The
roximately 30% of
(c) The amount of design capacity for a year business operation.
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