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Q: What is the Equivalent Annual Operating Cost?

A: Equivalent annual cost (EAC) is the yearly expense of owning, managing, and operating an asset over…

Q: The contract rate is above the market rate. The contract rate is equal to the market rate.

A: The correct answer is option (a) The contract rate is above the market rate.

Q: Under which situation is the simple rate equal to the effective annual rate, and under which…

A: Simple interest is a linear function of time since it is computed on the initial principal amount…

Q: The lessor’s initial direct costs often are substantial. What are initial direct costs?

A: The costs which are associated directly with originating a lease and are essential to acquire the…

Q: LC8Q3.Which of the following is a variable cost? Loan interest rate Salary Rent Salesperson s…

A: A variable cost is a type of cost which changes in accordance to the change in the level of output.

Q: • Use the below information to fill out the income statement and answer the questions 4-10 below:…

A: Calculation of Net Income :- Operating leverage 5 =Contribution / Net Income ( EBIT)  5 EBIT =…

Q: How is the total payment under a unit-price contract determined? When is such a contract likely to…

A: Unit price contract is a common pricing contract which is based on each unit or task of the…

Q: C-V-P

A: Cost-volume-profit or CVP analysis is a cost accounting method that looks at the effects that…

Q: Explain with example Annual Equivalent Cost Comparison with Unequal Project Lives?

A: Equivalent annual worth technique is the analysis technique that is used for taking capital…

Q: 17. What are costs that remain the same in total dollar amount as the activity base changes?

A: The costs that remain same in total dollar amount is  Both cost per unit and activity base are…

Q: Question 44 Which of the following is most likely a fixed cost? A. Labor cost. B. Energy cost.C.…

A: Fixed Cost: Such costs do not vary with the increase or decrease in the volume of production.…

Q: total accrued cost of the project includes all the direct cost.  true or false?

A: Accrued expenses are those expenses that are identified before it has been paid. Expenses are…

Q: with solution

A: Annual cost refers to the compiled sum value of expenses involved in producing or purchasing an item…

Q: what is fixed-price contract, and what are the benfit of chosing it

A: A contract where the price is fixed as negotiated by the parties is known as a Fixed Price Contract.…

Q: What is break-even analysis and expenses concepts?

A: Break-even analysis is a financial analysis method that assists firms in determining the point at…

Q: After all costs have been accounted for, how much money will be made to cover them

A: The Answer :

Q: Question. What are Operating and non-operating expence?

A: Expenses refer to the outflow of money for the payment of any product or service used in the course…

Q: What is nifty. Explain in 2 lines

A: In the stock market, a stock index refers to the group of shares and stocks which are used to…

Q: What are Equal-Payment Series?

A: Equal payment refers to the equal net periodic cash flows that an investor receives during the life…

Q: the effective cost of credit in the following case: 2,

A: Companies give discount for early payment of bills but there is a loss of credit period and that…

Q: Which among the following cost encourage management to focus on life cycle costing? a. Maintenance…

A: Life cycle costing is a method of adding up all the cost related with  an asset starting from its…

Q: Spot market Futures market Over the counter market Forwards markets

A: Commodity market are very important for determining the prices of commodities.

Q: 033.13-TF- MANK08 Several related measures of cost can be derived from a firm's total cost. O a.…

A: Total cost refers to the sum of all the costs incurred by a firm in the production of goods or…

Q: True or false Amortization is the spreading out of a cost over a period of time  ?

A: Cost refers to the amount incurred by the entity over a particular item of expense, asset or…

Q: Question: Is there an “ideal” number of factors in the Evaluation process? Should factors be limited…

A: There is no “ideal” number of factors for the Evaluation process, as it will depend on the scope and…

Q: Interpret the figure below: find (a) Presen additional maintenance cost, (b) Present worth of all…

A: Present value is the equivalent value today of the future cost based on the time period and interest…

Q: Why is variable cost $174?

A: Variable costs are the costs which are directly related to the production of a unit. If there is no…

Q: How can we calculate ownership (capital) cost, annual operating cost, and equivalent annual cost?

A: Ownership cost is the cost of owning a particular asset/equipment and is usually the purchase price…

Q: Is the “forward price” the same thing as the “value of the forward contract” Explain.

A: Derivative is defined as the contract, which are between the two or more parties, who has the value…

Q: How about his regular hours in terms of dollars then? Is regular also  gross pay per period?

A: Given in the question: It has been given in the question that Chinson earns a 48,000 a year with…

Q: What refers to the present worth of cost associated with an asset for an infinite period of time?…

A: Payback period is the time period of recovery of initial cash outflow from the cash flows of the…

Q: Which among the following cost encourage management to focus on life cycle costing? a. Warranty…

A: All of following cost encourage management to focus on life cycle costing:: Warranty…

Q: how was the fixed cost calculated cost in the question it only said 55000

A: Separate calculation for fixed cost is given below,

Q: (a) What is the gross margin now? Gross margin (b) What is the net operating income now? Net…

A: Solution Concept Let us look at the formula used Gross margin     = sales – cost of goods sold Net…

Q: What will be the revenue generated at the break-even point?

A: Break even point is a point wherein the firm does not earn any profit nor incurs any loss.

Q: Which project would be least sensitive to a change in directly attributable fixed costs if the…

A: The formula to determine the profits is as follows:Profits = Contribution Margin - Fixed CostsSo,…

Q: How can we calculate the net annual sponsor's costs?

A: Sponsorship cost:   It refers to the cost of supporting an event or economic activity for an agent…

Q: These are costs that vary in unit. a• Variable Cost b• Fixed Cost c• Mixed Cost d• Relevant Cost

A: SOLUTION-   FIXED COST  WILL NOT CHANGE IN TOTAL WITH IN  A REASONABLE RANGE OF VOLUME OR ACTIVITY .…