What is the divisional ROI to the nearest % point? (1 d.p.)

Q: The slope of the cost line on a graph represents: a) variable cost per unit. Ob) total fixed cost.…

A: Answer:-  Variable cost meaning:- An expense for the company that varies according on how much is…

Q: Unit standard cost is depicted by which of the following: Group of choices: SP x AQ SP x Normal…

A: Standard Unit Cost - It is used to determine the variance accounting. The standard unit cost is the…

Q: What could a drop in the current ratio indicate

A: Solution...     A drop in current ratio indicates

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: Define adjusted beta

A: Beta is a measure of stock’s volatility in response to the market variations.

Q: Q2. Describe how total variable costs and unit variable costs behave with changes in the level of…

A: This is a theory question and we will explain Total variable cost and unit variable costs behave…

Q: Which of the following best defines the allocation base Select one: O a. It is selected based on the…

A: SOLUTION-  ALLOCATION BASE-  IT IS A BASIS UPON WHICH AN ENTITY ALLOCATES ITS OVERHEAD COSTS. AN…

Q: What is one interpretation of a high P/E ratio?

A: Price to earnings ratio (P/E ratio) states the relationship of the earnings with price of that…

Q: The intercept (straight line) on a graph of the linear cost function represents ....... cost

A: The cost function depicts the costs that will be incurred at various levels of activity Cost…

Q: Total profit is defined as total revenue, R(x), minus total cost, C(x), and is given by the function…

A: Profit Function: Profit is the result from deducting the cost or the expenses to the revenue. It…

Q: How do i find the cm per unit

A: Formula: Contribution margin per unit = Sales price - variable cost per unit. Deduction of variable…

Q: Which of the following methods is being described by a transfer price equal to 130% of full cost?…

A: The concept of transfer price generally arises when one division sells goods or services to another…

Q: Profit volume ratio is used for the calculation of: Select one: O a. Profit at given sales O b.…

A: The profit volume ratio is also known as contribution margin ratio.

Q: Describe techniques of percentage analysis

A: Percentage analysis: It is a method to denotes raw streams of numbers as a percentage for well…

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A: Marginal profit is profit on additional units units. Profit can be calculated by deductions of cost…

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A: Percentage change: This option refers to the calculation used to determine the relative change…

Q: ROI formula

A: Answer

Q: How is Gross Margin % calculated?

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Q: What is the Decreasing Returns to Scale? Can you please explain and give a definition, thank you.

A: The concept of decreasing return to scale is majorly used in production process and production…

Q: \table[[Cuantivy, \table[[Totil], [Cost]], \table [[Fined], [Cost]], \table[[Variable], [Cost]], \…

A: Variable in the question:Fixed cost=$50

Q: What is the Annual Equivalence Analysis?

A: The criteria for annual equivalent analysis provides a basis for computing the value of an…

Q: 4.A scatter graph is used to test the assumption that the relationship between cost and…

A: Explanation and answer is given below,

Q: How can we calculate the Rate-of-Return with Excel?

A: The question is based on the concept of calculation of rate of return (ROR), (ROR) is percentage…

Q: how was the rate calculated, without excel

A: Given, The loan amount is $1000 Rate is 4% Fifth installment is $525

Q: how did you find the margin ratio?

A: A margin ratio is a financial metric that measures the % of profit generated from an entity's…

Q: Markup is: Group of answer choices Selling price - cost Selling price divided by cost Selling price…

A: Markup is the difference between the cost price per unit and the selling price per unit.  Markup…

Q: Explain four aspects of rate-of-return analysis?

A: The return of return is the return on investment made when the time value cashflows turns to net…

Q: Residual income is:     A. The excess of operating income over the minimum operating income required…

A: Operating income :— It is the difference between total revenue and total operating expenses.…

Q: A cost increases or decreases in intervals as activity changes.     a. historical cost b. step cost…

A: Introduction: Fixed costs: The costs which are fixed in nature , it won't varies according to the…

Q: Describe the Incremental B/C-Ratio Analysis?

A: Benefit cost analysis: Benefit cost analysis refers to analyzing the desirability of project where…

Q: How is A/R Turnover calculated?

A: Accounts receivable:   Accounts receivable refers to the amount to be received within a short…

Q: In a half page, What are stock out costs and capacity associated costs? What is their relationship…

A: Stockout Costs: A Cost which will arise on shortage of Inventories during the production,  It will…

Q: What is the difference between cumulative return and annualized return/CAGR). Provide an example

A: There are two methods to measure the rate of return annual basis and cumulative basis.

Q: Consider the three stocks in the following table. P+ represents price at time t, and Qe represents…

A: Rate of return:The “rate of return” is a financial metric that represents the profit or gain…

Q: What Is load percent?

A: Load Percent: It is the percentage of load at which the system is operating. The total load is given…

Q: Carrying amounts in a GAAP balance sheet are measured using all the following except: Multiple…

A: From the given options, we can see that three options are commonly used in measuring carrying…

Q: What ROI will equate the PV of Inflows and the PV of outflows? a. Internal rate of return (IRR) b.…

A: Option b is incorrect because cost of capital means the cost that is incurred by the organization on…