DolCor, Inc. manufactures and sells two products: Debit and Credit. The following data were extracted from last month's accounting records: Debit Credit Sales Revenue $190,000 $180,000 Product Costs $144,000 $132,000 Period Costs $28,000 $26,400 Debit's product costs consists of $29,000 of traceable fixed costs. The remainder of its product costs are variable costs. Debit's period costs consist of sales commission that equal 10% of its sales revenue. The remainder of its allocated common fixed costs. Credit's contribution margin percentage is 45%. Of its fixed costs, $6,700 are traceable. The remainder of its fixed costs are allocated common fixed costs. Which of the following statements is incorrect? O A. If Debit was expected to generate a segment margin of $30,000, it fell short of management's expectations by $3,000. O B. Debit's total traceable costs equal $163,000. Oc. Credit's performance should be judged on a segment margin of $74,300. O D. The total common fixed costs are $35,700. O E The company's operating income for the period equals $39.600

DolCor, Inc. manufactures and sells two products: Debit and Credit. The following data were extracted from last month's accounting records: Debit Credit Sales Revenue $190,000 $180,000 Product Costs $144,000 $132,000 Period Costs $28,000 $26,400 Debit's product costs consists of $29,000 of traceable fixed costs. The remainder of its product costs are variable costs. Debit's period costs consist of sales commission that equal 10% of its sales revenue. The remainder of its allocated common fixed costs. Credit's contribution margin percentage is 45%. Of its fixed costs, $6,700 are traceable. The remainder of its fixed costs are allocated common fixed costs. Which of the following statements is incorrect? O A. If Debit was expected to generate a segment margin of $30,000, it fell short of management's expectations by $3,000. O B. Debit's total traceable costs equal $163,000. Oc. Credit's performance should be judged on a segment margin of $74,300. O D. The total common fixed costs are $35,700. O E The company's operating income for the period equals $39.600

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