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ACC 241 EXAM 2 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED A) ACC 241 EXAM 2 WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED A) Cost Equation - ANSWER - mathematical equation for a straight line, to predict total cost can be mathematically expressed: total variable cost (y) = variable cost per unit of...

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ACC 241 EXAM 2 WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(GRADED A)
Cost Equation - ANSWER - mathematical equation for a straight line, to predict total
cost
can be mathematically expressed: total variable cost (y) = variable cost per unit of
activity (v) X Volume of activity (x)


key characteristics of mixed costs - ANSWER - -TOTAL mixed costs increase as
volume increases because of the variable cost component
-mixed costs PER UNIT decrease as volume increases because of the fixed cost
component
-total mixed costs graphs slope upward but do NOT begin at the origin -- they
intersect the y-axis at the level of fixed costs
-total mixed costs can be expressed as a COMBINATION of the variable and fixed
cost equations


Total Mixed Cost equation - ANSWER - total mixed costs = variable cost component
+ fixed cost component
y = vx + f
where,
y= total mixed costs
v= variable cost per unit of activity (slope)
x= volume of activity
f= fixed cost over a given period of time (vertical intercept)


Four methods to analyze cost behavior - ANSWER - Account analysis
scatter plots
high-low method
regression analysis

, ordered from least to most accurate


Variable costing - ANSWER - -assigns only variable manufacturing costs to products
(DM, DL, and Variable MOH)
-fixed manufacturing overhead = period cost
-for internal management decisions
-contribution margin income statement


Contribution Margin Income statement - ANSWER - Total Per Unit Ratio
sales revenue---- $XX,XXX $XX 100%
(-) variable expenses- XX,XXX XX XX%
(product and period)
(=) Contribution X,XXX X XX%
Margin
(-) Fixed expenses X,XXX
Operating income $ XXX


CVP (cost, volume, profit) Assumptions - ANSWER - 1) costs are linear throughout
relevant range
2) revenues are linear in relevant range
3) inventory levels will not change
4) sales mix will not change


CVP Equation - ANSWER - revenues - total variable costs - total fixed costs = profit


CVP shortcut formulas & purpose - ANSWER - Total fixed costs (TFC) [contribution
margin per unit] => to determine the breakeven point in units.
Total fixed costs (TFC) [contribution margin ratio] => to determine the breakeven
point in sales dollars

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