4. Return on Investment, Residual Income & ROI PricingFor each of the following independent cases, the minimum desired Return on Investment (ROI) is 20%.Division LBMP 700,000P 42,000(5)(6)(7).(8)P 22,000SalesOperating IncomeOperating AssetsMarginTurnoverReturn on InvestmentsResidual IncomeDivision LugawP 400,000(1).(2)15%(3).30%(4).Division LugawUnit selling price: P 20Total fixed costs: P 100,000Division LBM• Unit selling price: P 700Total fixed costs: P 258,000REQUIRED:1. Compute for each division's missing items (1) to (8).2. How many more units shall be sold by Lugaw to achieve a 40% ROI?3. How much increase in selling price will allow LBM to reach 50% ROI from its current unit sales?

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4. Return on Investment, Residual Income & ROI Pricing For each of the following independent cases, the minimum desired Return on Investment (ROI) is 20%. Division LBM Sales Operating Income Operating Assets Margin Turnover Return on Investments Residual Income Division Lugaw P 400,000 (1). (2). 15% (3). 30% (4). P 700,000 P 42,000 (5) (6) (7). (8) P 22,000 Division Lugaw • Unit selling price: P 20 Total fixed costs: P 100,000 Division LBM Unit selling price: P 700 Total fixed costs: P 258,000 REQUIRED: 1. Compute for each division's missing items (1) to (8). 2. How many more units shall be sold by Lugaw to achieve a 40% ROI? 3. How much increase in selling price will allow LBM to reach 50% ROI from its current unit sales?

4. Return on Investment, Residual Income & ROI Pricing For each of the following independent cases, the minimum desired Return on Investment (ROI) is 20%. Division LBM Sales Operating Income Operating Assets Margin Turnover Return on Investments Residual Income Division Lugaw P 400,000 (1). (2). 15% (3). 30% (4). P 700,000 P 42,000 (5) (6) (7). (8) P 22,000 Division Lugaw • Unit selling price: P 20 Total fixed costs: P 100,000 Division LBM Unit selling price: P 700 Total fixed costs: P 258,000 REQUIRED: 1. Compute for each division's missing items (1) to (8). 2. How many more units shall be sold by Lugaw to achieve a 40% ROI? 3. How much increase in selling price will allow LBM to reach 50% ROI from its current unit sales?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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