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Fundamentals of Management Accounting




               2.4  A soup producer has a number of departments. Each department is located in a
                     separate building on the same factory  site. In the preparation department the
                     basic raw materials are prepared. These are then moved on to the mixing
                     department where the various varieties of soups are created  in separate large
                     mixing vessels. In the next department (the tinning department) the soup is
                     poured from these vessels into standard 400g tins. The tins then go on to the
                     labelling department prior to going on to the finished goods department.

                     The following statements relate to the soup producer:

                     (i)   The preparation department is a cost centre.


                     (ii)  A suitable cost unit for the mixing department is a 400g tin of soup.

                     (iii)  The tinning department is a profit centre.

                     Which statement or statements is/are correct?

                     A     (i) only

                     B     (i) and (ii) only


                     C     (i) and (iii) only

                     D     (ii) and (iii) only



               CHAPTER 3 – ANALYSING AND PREDICTING COSTS


               3.1  The information below shows the number of calls made and the monthly
                     telephone bill for the first quarter of last year for ABC:

                     Month              No. of Calls         Cost

                     January                400             $2,000
                     February               600             $2,800

                     March                  900             $4,000

                     Using the high-low method, what was the fixed cost of the line rental each
                     month?

                     A        $200

                     B        $300


                     C        $400

                     D        $500



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