Instruction: Answer the following problems with appropriate solutions. 1. JBL expects to sell 7,000 units of wireless earbuds this year at P7,199.00 each. What is the projected sales revenue? 2. ROS Corporation sold 9,000 flashlight umbrellas in 2020. Their expected units to be sold this year is 10,000 units. What is the percentage change in sales volume? 3. The variable expenses of wearable air purifiers last year amounted to Php500,000. The entrepreneur projects a 2.25% increase in sales volume. What is the projected variable expense? 4. Maddison, LTD. sold 700 desks last year. Their expected units to be sold this year is 1,000 units. What is the percentage change in sales volume? 5. Samsung expects to sell 5,000 units of Galaxy Tablet S6 lite this year at P26,990.00 each. What is the projected sales revenue?

Instruction: Answer the following problems with appropriate solutions. 1. JBL expects to sell 7,000 units of wireless earbuds this year at P7,199.00 each. What is the projected sales revenue? 2. ROS Corporation sold 9,000 flashlight umbrellas in 2020. Their expected units to be sold this year is 10,000 units. What is the percentage change in sales volume? 3. The variable expenses of wearable air purifiers last year amounted to Php500,000. The entrepreneur projects a 2.25% increase in sales volume. What is the projected variable expense? 4. Maddison, LTD. sold 700 desks last year. Their expected units to be sold this year is 1,000 units. What is the percentage change in sales volume? 5. Samsung expects to sell 5,000 units of Galaxy Tablet S6 lite this year at P26,990.00 each. What is the projected sales revenue?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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