2. A business produces one product which requires the following inputs: Direct Materials 6 kg at $ 4,80 per kg 4 hour at $7 per hour $18.000 per period Direct labour Building cost Leased machine $600 for every 600 units (each machine has a capacity of 600 units) Store Cost $3.000 per period plus $3 per unit What is the total cost of production and the cost per unit at each of the following production levels: а. -1000 units -2000 units b. Explain why the cost per unit is different at each level of production

2. A business produces one product which requires the following inputs: Direct Materials 6 kg at $ 4,80 per kg 4 hour at $7 per hour $18.000 per period Direct labour Building cost Leased machine $600 for every 600 units (each machine has a capacity of 600 units) Store Cost $3.000 per period plus $3 per unit What is the total cost of production and the cost per unit at each of the following production levels: а. -1000 units -2000 units b. Explain why the cost per unit is different at each level of production

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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