30. EGG Company produces three products A, B, C. A machine is used to produce the products. The contribution margin, sales demands and time of the machine (in minutes) are as follows: DEMAND CM MACHINE TIME Product A 1, 000 P20 10 Product B 800 18 5 Product C 1, 500 25 10 There are 400 hours available on the machine during the week. How many units should be produced and sold to maximize the weekly contribution margin? A B а. 1, 000 800 1, 500 b. 500 800 1, 500 C. 900 1, 500 d. 1, 000 800 1,000

30. EGG Company produces three products A, B, C. A machine is used to produce the products. The contribution margin, sales demands and time of the machine (in minutes) are as follows: DEMAND CM MACHINE TIME Product A 1, 000 P20 10 Product B 800 18 5 Product C 1, 500 25 10 There are 400 hours available on the machine during the week. How many units should be produced and sold to maximize the weekly contribution margin? A B а. 1, 000 800 1, 500 b. 500 800 1, 500 C. 900 1, 500 d. 1, 000 800 1,000

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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