Financial Math Answers

XYZ Company has Beginning Inventory Php. 100,000, New Purchases

amounting to Php. 450,000 and Ending Inventory is Php. 35,000. Find the cost of

goods sold for XYZ Company.

Esperanza is paid on a daily basis she is paid 312 pesos a day plus commission of 1.5% on all her sales or total sales for the month or 38,000 235 she work for a total of 24 and a half days monthly deductions are four and a half of total monthly paper sss 75 pesos for medicare and 3% of total monthly pay for withholding tax union dues every month is 20 pesos compute for net pay

Mr. Ezad takes an interest free loan to buy a computer. He repays the loan in monthly

instalments. For the first month, he repays RM110. For the second month, he repays

RM160. He repays RM50 more every month until the loan is completely settled. If his

final monthly instalments is RM860, find

a) The number of months it takes to settle the loan

b) The amount of the loan

Mr. Asyraf’s annual salary in 2008 is RM30 000 per annum. His annual salary

increment is RM1320. Find

a) His annual salary in 2027

b) The total salary received from 2008 to 2027

Network Systems is introducing a new network card. Suppose Network Systems knows its fixed costs are $600,000, its variable costs are $500 per card, and it must sell 15,000 cards to break even the first year. What is the minimum price per unit it should charge?

Lauren is a salesperson at Koslow's Tires. She is paid a monthly commission. She receives 6% of her first $1,000 in sales and 11% of the balance of her sales. Today she earned $203. What was the total of her sales?

Using the profit function,  p(x)=-900p^2+22,100p-100,000 find the price per unit at which the maximum profit is obtained.

Suppose the revenue (R), in dollars, from selling (x) clocks is  . The cost (C), in dollars, of selling (x) clocks is C(x)=0.1^2+7x+400.  Find the profit function P(x).

A company sells a product at $60 per unit that has unit variable costs of $40. The company's break-even sales volume is $120,000. How much profit will the company make if it sells 4,000 units?

A. $240,000

b. $40,000

c. 80,000

D. 120,000

Carl owns Carl's interiors. His direct cost for making furniture in his factory are: raw materials $14,530 and labor $8,532. Factory overhead assessment at 12% of dirt cost. What is the total manufacturing cost for the making the product?