Calculate the missing amount for the given statement.
Explanation of Solution
Calculate the missing amount for the given statement as follows:
Manufacturing R | ||||||||
For one quarter | ||||||||
Particulars | Status Quo | Alternative | Difference | |||||
Single product | Increase (decrease) percentage | Two products | ||||||
Sales revenue | $50,000 | (a) | 25% | (b) | $62,500 | (c) | $12,500 | |
Costs: | ||||||||
Material | $15,000 | 22% | $18,300 | (d) | $3,300 | (e) | ||
Labor | $8,000 | (f) | 30% | (g) | $10,400 | $2,400 | ||
Rent | $2,000 | 10% | (h) | $2,200 | (i) | $200 | (j) | |
$5,000 | 15% | $5,750 | $750 | |||||
Utilities | $8,000 | (k) | 30% | $10,400 | $2,400 | (l) | ||
Other | $3,000 | 25% | (m) | $3,750 | (n) | $750 | ||
Total costs | $41,000 | $50,800 | (o) | $9,800 | (p) | |||
Operating profit | $9,000 | (q) | $11,700 | $2,700 | (r) |
Table (1)
Working notes:
(1) Calcualte the increase (decrease) percentage of rent (h).
Increase (decrease) percentage of rent is 10% (given).
(2) Calcualte the amount of rent for two products (i).
(3) Calcualte the amount of material for two products (d).
(4) Calcualte the amount of other cost for two products (n).
(5) Calculate the increase (decrease) percentage of other costs (m).
(6) Calculate the total cost for two products (o).
(7) Calculate the sales revenue of two products (c).
(8) Calcualte the sales revenue for single product (a).
(9) Calculate the increase (decrease) percentage of revenue (b).
(10) Calcualte the labor cost for single product (f).
(11) Calcualte the the increase (decrease) percentage of utilities (g).
(12) Calcualte the utilities cost for single product (k).
(13) Calcualte the difference amount of utilities cost (l).
(14) Calcualte the difference amount of total costs (p).
(15) Calculate the operating product for single product (q).
(16) Calculate the difference amount of operating profit (r).
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