Pev 09 - ??
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right figure
800a
3000f
1500a
600f
100a
550 f I this is right number0 -
errm do u think aat wil give marks for the formulas even if you had some of the numbers wrong?0
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tburchell11 wrote: »I put that the target cost would be taken by using the market rate of coffee machines and derive the desired cost from that after profit.
And for the value i put what kind of features they would need to include with the profit to match quality that customers are expecting. I.e Is it essential to include a part on the machine that would enable it to froth milk....saying that after repeating myself that sounds pretty lame answer!!0 -
I had 575 to take off my standard cost of materials and made it balance with the actual.. 12,800 + 8400 + somethin else!!(foil)0
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exam panic wrote: »800a
3000f
1500a
600f
100a
550 f I this is right number
did you use the numbers you calculated in task 1.1 to do this?0 -
The index numbers were worked out by:
Looking at the figures for Sep Oct Nov. Then adding or subtracting the seasonal variation to find out that the trend went up by £100 each month. so it was something like 1,500, 1,600 & 1,700.
Dec Jan Feb, you carry on the trend = so 1,800 1,900 2,000 respectively
Then add or subtract the seasonal variation given0 -
Help how did anyone work out index numbers?
And do u think that would be a fail if that wasn't answered?0 -
donnaalwill wrote: »I could put answers for the target costing, and an explanation of value but I just couldn't think how it would affect it. I don't think thats lame! Any reasonable answer would be considered I think!0
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oh also gosh i didt understand the quesion aboutthe manufacturing of the koffio machine after working out the 1040 000 capsules and then the capsules plus the 40 000 machine thing
dont think this quetion was asked well0 -
1750 is the differrence
That will be balance on material alone 30000-6500=23500
29250-7500= 21750 and the difference this 2 is 17500 -
Yeah i got that bit, I completed all of that.
I mean the question at the bottom on index numbers, said March 09 £1 put Dec Jan and Feb into index numbers? Have no clue how to do that? we didnt even have figures for March?0 -
donnaalwill wrote: »How did you work out the return on capital invested? I 'think' I just divided operating profit by the capital figure or whatever was at the bottom of the page as thats the only figure I could see?
i did net profit/the amount invested * 100
same formula as return on capital employed really0 -
Return on capital invested was the only one i did wrong... do u think that will matter??? yes, that is the right way to do it.. times 100 of course0
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Thats what I thought Beansprout. I don't think there were any other figures to use.0
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tburchell11 wrote: »The index numbers were worked out by:
Looking at the figures for Sep Oct Nov. Then adding or subtracting the seasonal variation to find out that the trend went up by £100 each month. so it was something like 1,500, 1,600 & 1,700.
Dec Jan Feb, you carry on the trend = so 1,800 1,900 2,000 respectively
Then add or subtract the seasonal variation given
I wasnt sure wen it said carry the trend on to put 1500, 1600 & 1700 again or put 1800,1900 and 2000 think i got that bit wrong. How did the index numbers get worked out from these figures?0 -
Harriet1411 wrote: »Yeah i got that bit, I completed all of that.
I mean the question at the bottom on index numbers, said March 09 £1 put Dec Jan and Feb into index numbers? Have no clue how to do that? we didnt even have figures for March?
March was the base year which is 100
Soo it would have been 100/1 x 1.90 = 190
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Oh dear my variance was £575!! Opps0
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beansprout64 wrote: »i did net profit/the amount invested * 100
same formula as return on capital employed really
i did that too0 -
I had 575 too dont panic..0
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beansprout64 wrote: »i did net profit/the amount invested * 100
same formula as return on capital employed reallytburchell11 wrote: »March was the base year which is 100
Soo it would have been 100/1 x 1.90 = 190
And so on
oh gosh i did that wrongthen, i did the amount for each month/bas year x price0 -
donnaalwill wrote: »How did you work out the return on capital invested? I 'think' I just divided operating profit by the capital figure or whatever was at the bottom of the page as thats the only figure I could see?tburchell11 wrote: »March was the base year which is 100
Soo it would have been 100/1 x 1.90 = 190
And so on
Oh god i did that so wrong, what was the 1.90 bit? When u say so on what do u mean?
Do u think i will have failed if I missed that one out? I felt quite confident with most of the paper?0 -
I know I was wrong to put fixed overhead on
but mI balance the whole thing instead of material alone hope they not fail me on that0 -
tburchell11 wrote: »March was the base year which is 100
Soo it would have been 100/1 x 1.90 = 190
And so on
yea i got my answers as 180, 190 and 200.0 -
Oh good i'm glad I'm not on my own!0
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exam panic wrote: »but mI balance the whole thing instead of material alone hope they not fail me on that
i did the same thing. doubt it if they do. i put all the material numbers in and the overheads and everything balanced so my numbers must have been right. I just know i didnt do it in the correct way0 -
lol so am i katie!! I messed up the ratio for capital invested but everythin else i answered as well as i could.. just kicking myself now!!!0
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Which Coffee machine option did anybody pick?0
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anyone get 1,040,000 net profit from the capsules?0
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katie123666 wrote: »Which Coffee machine option did anybody pick?
i chose the k one first, then when did the capsuled bit, i chose supremio 10 -
katie123666 wrote: »Which Coffee machine option did anybody pick?
I picked the Supremio. I said that it is a growing market. And the patents would probably protect profits long enough to establish a sufficient share of the market.
And that is literally all i put. Hope it is not too brief......had run out of time!0
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