Cambridge Company reports the following information for June: (Click the icon to view the amounts.) Calculate the contribution margin and operating income for June using variable costing. Begin by selecting the labels and entering the amounts to compute the contribution margin. Then, select the labels and enter the amounts to compute the operating income. Variable Costing Contribution Margin Data table Net Sales Revenue Variable Cost of Goods Sold Fixed Cost of Goods Sold Variable Selling and Administrative Costs Fixed Selling and Administrative Costs Print Done $ 740,000 235,000 182,000 172,000 73,000 - X

Cambridge Company reports the following information for June: (Click the icon to view the amounts.) Calculate the contribution margin and operating income for June using variable costing. Begin by selecting the labels and entering the amounts to compute the contribution margin. Then, select the labels and enter the amounts to compute the operating income. Variable Costing Contribution Margin Data table Net Sales Revenue Variable Cost of Goods Sold Fixed Cost of Goods Sold Variable Selling and Administrative Costs Fixed Selling and Administrative Costs Print Done $ 740,000 235,000 182,000 172,000 73,000 - X

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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