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Problem 2-23
a. Passengers:
Variable cost =
$25,459 $22,225
2,430 2,136
= $11 per passenger
Passenger miles:
Variable cost =
$24,481 $22,435
578,133 373,533
= $0.01 per passenger mile
Train Miles:
Variable cost =
$25,459 $22,225
3,315 2,825
= $6.60 per train mile
c. Logically, train miles would seem to have the most predictive ability
since the miles a train travels and fuel costs should be directly
Chapter 2 – Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation
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Problem 2-24
a. Cost of goods sold – variable
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Problem 2-25
a. coats sold = $750,000 $250 = 3,000 units
Chapter 2 – Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation
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Problem 2-26
a.
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Problem 2-26, continued
c.
Current cost: $2 customers 12 months
Option 1: $10,200 + ($1 customers 12 months)
Option 2: $18,000 + $5,000
d. Mr. Henley needs to evaluate what he thinks future demand for his services will be. If he thinks he
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SOLUTIONS TO CONTINUING CASE PROBLEMS
Problem 2-27
Monthly sales staff payroll of $650 plus 6% sales
commission on jerseys
$100 monthly rental for credit card processing
equipment
Cost of goods sold of $14.80 per jersey
The cost of price tags attached to each jersey
Inventory insurance that costs $2 per $1,000 of
sales
Website hosting cost of $25 per month
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Problem 2-28
a. $20.00x – $16.00x – $168,000 = operating profit
d.
Chapter 2 – Cost Behavior and Cost Estimation
SOLUTIONS TO CASES
Case 2-29
a.
a
2,000,000 ad impressions
1,000
= 2,000 (impressions are priced per thousand)
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Case 2-30
c. As a result of Sami’s actions, Helios will experience a higher click
through).