Q3/A cement manufacturing company has a sales value for the first half of the year in the company's records ($492,000) for the year 2020, and the company records for that year provided the following information: Depreciation ($80,000) variable costs per unit (1,128) and fixed costs (25,000), Invested capital ($ 860000), production capacity (4500) units. Find each of: the annual project profit 2 - the profit percentage of the project 3 - the safety threshold ratio 4 - the size and value of the break-even point 5 - determine whether the project is economically feasible 6:07 PM

Q3/A cement manufacturing company has a sales value for the first half of the year in the company's records ($492,000) for the year 2020, and the company records for that year provided the following information: Depreciation ($80,000) variable costs per unit (1,128) and fixed costs (25,000), Invested capital ($ 860000), production capacity (4500) units. Find each of: the annual project profit 2 - the profit percentage of the project 3 - the safety threshold ratio 4 - the size and value of the break-even point 5 - determine whether the project is economically feasible 6:07 PM

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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