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1 | If production output doubles, variable costs PER UNIT will: (Learning Objective 1 Ch5) |
| A) | Reduce by half |
| B) | Double |
| C) | Remain constant |
| D) | None of these |
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2 | If production output halves, fixed costs PER UNIT will: (Learning Objective 2 Ch5) |
| A) | Reduce by half |
| B) | Double |
| C) | Remain constant |
| D) | None of these |
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3 | A cost that behaves in the following way is a: Ad MCQs Ch5 Q3 (13.0K)Ad MCQs Ch5 Q3 (Learning Objective 2 Ch5) |
| A) | Fixed cost |
| B) | Variable cost |
| C) | Mixed cost |
| D) | Step costs |
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4 | In describing the cost equation, Y = a + bX, ‘a’ is: (Learning Objective 3 Ch5) |
| A) | the dependent variable, cost. |
| B) | the independent variable, the level of activity. |
| C) | the total fixed costs. |
| D) | the variable cost per unit of activity. |
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5 | Jay PLC made 500 units of product Y in April with a total cost of £10,000, and 800 units in May with a total cost of £13,000 Using the high/low method of analysing costs, what will be their total cost in June, if they make 700 units?
(Learning Objective 4 Ch5) |
| A) | £12,000 |
| B) | £14,000 |
| C) | £11,375 |
| D) | £12,500 |
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6 | A disadvantage of the high-low method of cost analysis is that (Learning Objective 5 Ch5) |
| A) | it cannot be used when there are a very large number of observations. |
| B) | it is too time consuming to apply. |
| C) | it uses two extreme data points, which may not be representative of normal conditions. |
| D) | it relies totally on the judgment of the person performing the cost analysis. |
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7 | The least squares method takes all data into account when calculating the cost formula
(Learning Objective 6 Ch5) |
| A) | True |
| B) | False |
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8 | Digibox Ltd sells a single type of set-top digital conversion box. Estimated unit data for the year is as follows: Ad MCQs Ch5 Q8 (15.0K)Ad MCQs Ch5 Q8
Total fixed costs are estimated at £65,000 for administration and £50,000 for selling and distribution. Estimated sales for the year are 6,000 boxes.
The total contribution is:
(Learning Objective 7 Ch5) |
| A) | £145,000 |
| B) | £160,000 |
| C) | £210,000 |
| D) | £95,000 |
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9 | Carr Company reports the following data for the first six months of the year:
Reference: [Carr Company] Ad MCQs Ch5 Q9 (36.0K)Ad MCQs Ch5 Q9
Using the least-squares regression method, the estimated variable electrical cost per machine hour is closest to:
(Learning Objective 8 Ch5) |
| A) | £0.91 |
| B) | £0.10 |
| C) | £0.20 |
| D) | £0.25 |
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10 | When determining whether a measurable learning effect is present, it’s important to exclude all non-labour related costs.
(Learning Objective 9 Ch5) |
| A) | True |
| B) | False |