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Firm recorded profit of 50000 under marginal costing when inventory increased from 1000 units at start of period to 1400 units at end of period .
Under absorption costing fixed production absorption rate 12 per unit .
What would be profit under absorption costing ?
Again, why are you attempting a question for which you do not have an answer?
As is explained in my free lectures, the difference between the absorption and marginal profit is always only ever the change in inventory over the period multiplied by the fixed production cost per unit.
Here the inventory increased by 400 units. The absorption rate is $12 per unit. Therefore the profit will be different by $4,800.
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