a.
Introduction:
CVP graph is a graphical representation of volume cost and profit. Cost volume profit analysis (CVP) is used to ascertain the effect on company’s net income and operating income with respect to change in costs and volume of the production of the company.
To prepare: The cost volume profit graph for the company if the selling price per unit decreases.
b.
Introduction:
CVP graph is a graphical representation of volume cost and profit. Cost volume profit analysis (CVP) is used to ascertain the effect on company’s net income and operating income with respect to change in costs and volume of the production of the company.
To prepare: The cost volume profit graph for the company if the fixed cost increase throughout the entire range of activity portrayed on the graph.
c.
Introduction:
CVP graph is a graphical representation of volume cost and profit. Cost volume profit analysis (CVP) is used to ascertain the effect on company’s net income and operating income with respect to change in costs and volume of the production of the company.
To prepare: The cost volume profit graph for the company if variable cost per unit increases.
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