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@anastassiya777 said:
throuput was a theory question right?Yes – In fact I just remembered one that said was it useful in a highly automated manufacturing environment or something like that?
I can’t remember if there were any more on throughput.
@evam said:
No, in one department there was the current ROI higher.Yes.the northern department of 16% it was greater than the target Roi of 15%
The southern department was 19% less than the target Roi of 22% therefore it will be rejected
@heychi said:
Yes – In fact I just remembered one that said was it useful in a highly automated manufacturing environment or something like that?I can’t remember if there were any more on throughput.
Was that long term highly automated ? Option B?
I marked the option with both northern and southern because we were not given with targeted roi by head office and there was not much difference in both roi. So i marked that both of them should be continued forward.
In section b a question was given regarding comfer or comfee i think in which they asked which one should be stopped as two were making loss. What was the answer to that?
@anastassiya777 said:
What about learning rate to calculate?which figure?anybody….81%
@rajeshram said:
Was that long term highly automated ? Option B?Yes but short termand highly automated.
@pw44288 said:
81%I got this too!
@rajeshram said:
Was that long term highly automated ? Option B?Throughput is only useful for short term both question that involve longterm are incorrect
Option A is the answer that talk about short term automated machine
@anastassiya777 said:
Yes but short termand highly automated.Yes I put short term and highly automated – think that was option B or A
@sanjaymehra said:
I marked the option with both northern and southern because we were not given with targeted roi by head office and there was not much difference in both roi. So i marked that both of them should be continued forward.Yes it was given. The current ROI for each division was given
@odean20 said:
Yes.the northern department of 16% it was greater than the target Roi of 15%The southern department was 19% less than the target Roi of 22% therefore it will be rejected
I also followed such logic but above guys said also a reasonable points about both of them to be continued.i was confused on which answer to stop.
@pw44288 said:
81%The learning rate is 75% D 38.6875/90^(1/3)
I had the same answers. Differential & opportunity cost for relevant costing and for the other ERPS was the correct.
@sanjaymehra said:
In section b a question was given regarding comfer or comfee i think in which they asked which one should be stopped as two were making loss. What was the answer to that?It was a relevant cost question. Only serento the middle chair should not be sold.
Only the attributed fixed cost is relivant
If we would have discontinued both the end depts then dept A would have to bear both of the fixed costs & this would have occured greater loss than continuing both depts. I marked that no one should be stopped.
Does anyone know the tricks of the life-cycle and target costing questions? I calculated, and there wasnt my result. I thought these would be easy! 😀
life cycle costing answer was A for me you have to deduct from every 2 nd month to get the increase in customers and add them to get total customer .
@evam said:
Does anyone know the tricks of the life-cycle and target costing questions? I calculated, and there wasnt my result. I thought these would be easy! 😀Those two questions are the trick for f5 exam. Both question I choose C. 800 for life cycle cost and 11042 unit for target cost
@odean20 said:
It was a relevant cost question. Only serento the middle chair should not be sold.Only the attributed fixed cost is relivant
I put that the last chair should not be sold. I remember thinking general fixed costs aren’t relevant yes but at the same time, each product was allocated a part of the general fixed cost to bear. I working out the total general fixed costs across all three plus the attributed fixed costs for the first chair and the second chair because if they stopped any chair the contribution of the other would need to cover the fixed costs. I worked out that both fixed costs types would still be covered by the contributions from both the first and second if they got rid of the last chair.
Ah well.
@odean20 said:
Those two questions are the trick for f5 exam. Both question I choose C. 800 for life cycle cost and 11042 unit for target costU manage to calculate them or just assumption?!)
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