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Hello classmate,
How is your examination F5 to day (01 Jun),
I feel this exam is easier than pass but I still could not complete anh many discussion part I cant do due to the writing skill not good and management time too.
How about youHello,
I agree that the F5 paper was fair but feel I may I have messed up.
Section A was ok & I think I may have got the 50% I need on that section.
However section B had 2 horrible questions for me: transfer pricing one (think that may have been number 4) and the one with the 7 mark profit maximising formula (which may have been question 2), so I fear I may have lost 25 marks on those ;(
Good luckFinally done!!!! Hope successfully. John’s lectures for F5 were very helpful.
Do someone remember what profit per unit did you have at q4?
I had 155, one colleague 175…:)))
@danayo said:
Do someone remember what profit per unit did you have at q4?I had 155, one colleague 175…:)))
Was it profit per unit we were asked for? I put overall profit based on demand calculated with the equation. Damn.
Wasn’t prepared enough but I might still have passed, best of luck to everyone. Hated that transfer pricing question, and the last question was a bit wild on zero based budgeting
@leetaylor86 said:
Transfer Pricing question hardest by farCompletely agree! Really threw me. Not sure if I’ll get any marks for that – or the ZBB question.
Very disappointed with the exam. Thought I was well prepared but two of the five questions were horrible.
Can anyone remember the mark allocations for Section B? Trying to figure out how I did but mind has gone completely blank on the questions.
I did the stupidest thing ever. This was my first ever written exam and I’m afraid in my opinion the invigilator did not explain the format of the exam.
I did my written answers on the question booklet. The sad thing is I think I could have passed, as I knew the pricing question, and I new the ABC question and I knew bits and pieces of ZBB and Transfer pricing. The multiple choice questions were not that hard either.
@dskinner83 said:
I did overall profit too, so hoping that was the question! Now I’m starting to doubt myself and wondering if I misread the question!Hope so!
And my profit figure seemed ridiculously high ($20m odd) which made me doubt myself when I’d calculated the fixed overheads at $800,000.
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Question on transfer pricing found it very tricky & the examiner shocker this diet.
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OMG. For q4 were we meant to use high and low method to calculate the variable cost and fixed cost. Cos I did that and had $21/unit as my VC and $800k for my fixed costs.
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Fixed cost were 800’000 USD – I got them by high- low method from the total overheads, then the variable o/h were as far as I remember 3$ per unit. Overall profit very high, 23mln contribution minus 800k USD fixed costs. Looks should be all right 🙂
@feyifash said:
OMG. For q4 were we meant to use high and low method to calculate the variable cost and fixed cost. Cos I did that and had $21/unit as my VC and $800k for my fixed costs.That’s what I did and had the same figures as you.
Q4 seems to be the only one I can remember for some reason! I had b as 0.001, a as 310 and Q as 144,500. Overall price $165.50 (I think).
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exactly. 21 variable cost per unit, 12+6+3
How did you handle the transfer pricing question. Think I made a pig’s ear of that one!
@jenny3549 said:
That’s what I did and had the same figures as you.Q4 seems to be the only one I can remember for some reason! I had b as 0.001, a as 310 and Q as 144,500. Overall price $165.50 (I think).
Thasts what i got..then deduct fixed costs to get profit
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