Please help with assessment 2 task 5c on the energy calculations

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Fifi10
Fifi10 Registered Posts: 3 New contributor 🐸
I'm having trouble calculating energy, i hope the question is clear

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  • katiehares
    katiehares Registered Posts: 1
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    You will need to use the high low method using the figures from the first and second draft.
    That way you can work out your fixed and variable cost per unit, then apply it to the number of units for the third draft.
  • Fifi10
    Fifi10 Registered Posts: 3 New contributor 🐸
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    I'm stuck again can you please work it out
  • NataliaBobrova
    NataliaBobrova Registered Posts: 15 New contributor 🐸
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    Hi,

    The energy cost is a semi-variable. You have to work out fixed and variable elements of the cost using the information from the first and second drafts. You have to use high/low method for your calculations. Hope that helps!
  • Fifi10
    Fifi10 Registered Posts: 3 New contributor 🐸
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    Can someone please work out the question because I tried doing what you said and I'm getting a different answer, i need workings
  • Pian32
    Pian32 Registered Posts: 474 Dedicated contributor 🦉
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    High - Low

    (Cost high - Cost Low)/(Number high - Number low) = Variable cost

    (33250-31450)/ (250000-210000) = 1800/40000 = 0.045

    Total cost = Variable + fixed

    @250,000 units

    33250 = 0.045*250000 + Fixed

    Fixed = 33250-11250 =£22,000

    Check with 210,000

    22,000 + 0.045*210000 = 31450

    Third Draft

    Cost = 22,000 + 0.045*225000 = 32,125

    Alternative method (Not high/low)

    (225,000-210,000)/(250000-210,000) = 0.375 = Amount along line as decimal

    Cost = 31450 + ((33250-31450)*0.375) = 31450 +675 = 32,125

    The second method can save time but I wouldn't use it unless you understand it. It takes the same assumption as the high/low method and applies it differently.
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