Read the selection for questions 6-10.Mark rents a stall in the public market for P5,000.00 a month. He has a helperwho helps in his business and he pays him salary of P8,000 a month. He orders freshchicken from a supplier that cost him P140.00 per kilo. He sells the chicken to hiscustomers at P160.00 per kilo.6. How you will illustrate the variable cost (VC) when x be the number kilos ofchicken sold?VC = 140xVC = 160xvC = 5000xа.b.с.d.vC = 8000x7. How many kilos of chicken does Mark need to sell to break-even?а.200b.450с.650d.8008. Which of the following ordered pairs determines a break-even point?(500, 32000)(650, 104000)(700, 32000)(750, 104000)а.b.с.d.9. How much profit will he earn if he sells 700 kilos of chicken?a. P1,000.00b. P2,000.00с.P3,000.00d. P4,000.0010. How many kilos of chicken must be sold to earn a profit of P192,000.00?10,05010,150а.b.с.10,250d.10,300

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Read the selection for questions 6-10. Mark rents a stall in the public market for P5,000.00 a month. He has a helper who helps in his business and he pays him salary of P8,000 a month. He orders fresh chicken from a supplier that cost him P140.00 per kilo. He sells the chicken to his customers at P160.00 per kilo. 6. How you will illustrate the variable cost (VC) when x be the number kilos of chicken sold? VC = 140x VC = 160x vC = 5000x VC = 8000x а. b. с. d. 7. How many kilos of chicken does Mark need to sell to break-even? 200 b. 450 с. 650 d. 800 8. Which of the following ordered pairs determines a break-even point? (500, 32000) b. (650, 104000) (700, 32000) d. (750, 104000) а. с.

Read the selection for questions 6-10. Mark rents a stall in the public market for P5,000.00 a month. He has a helper who helps in his business and he pays him salary of P8,000 a month. He orders fresh chicken from a supplier that cost him P140.00 per kilo. He sells the chicken to his customers at P160.00 per kilo. 6. How you will illustrate the variable cost (VC) when x be the number kilos of chicken sold? VC = 140x VC = 160x vC = 5000x VC = 8000x а. b. с. d. 7. How many kilos of chicken does Mark need to sell to break-even? 200 b. 450 с. 650 d. 800 8. Which of the following ordered pairs determines a break-even point? (500, 32000) b. (650, 104000) (700, 32000) d. (750, 104000) а. с.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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