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the exam was fine though i was a bit untidy on the 3rd question hopefully i get a kind marker. run out of time so didnt answer part b of question 1. the only regret i have is i didnt start with question 1 coz it was the easiest. question 2 was not so great for me not sure if i answered it well.but cant complain it was a fair exam. thank you open tuition
<cite> @eshon5 said:</cite>
q1) decision tree
a) go ahead with expanding as overall ev was 585 after deducting capital cost of 360 compare to not expanding was 420
b)to get max price need to calcuate ev with perfect information less ev without perfect info from part (a) which was about 184q2) was wholly discursive
q3) revised life cost per unit
material 7.20+14.40 = 21.40
labour =10.60
warranty = 1.8
something else = xxx
total mc was about = 65.xxx or 67extra unchanged cost =60
expexted selling cost was 192 compare average market price of 150 so it was suitable to use market skiiming price for com
Q4) variance analysis was easy as component 1 planning was fav and operational was fab and comp 2&3 vice versa, generally performance of business was good as well purchasing managers cos overall mix and quantity was favourable due to more use of quality product which help boost of sales quantity
Q5) revised budget was deficit of around 87000 and it was advisable to use zbb for newtown school.
How do you find the deficit of 87k at Q5?
<cite> @helloitsroshan said:</cite>
i think you dont have to multiply by 3 since all the figures are for per annumi didnt multiply either cos all figures were per annum, hope am right tho
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i am worried about this exam….is examier linent or strik in marking ?any idea?
<cite> @unknown44 said:</cite>
i multiplied the figures by the inflation rate im sure we had to do that regardless of what the notes said? and yes the decision tree figures needed to be multiplied by 3You dont have to multiply it by 3 since all the numbers are for per annum
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An absolute dream, though not as easy as F9.
It would be quite an achievement for anyone to fail this….
<cite> @helloitsroshan said:</cite>
You dont have to multiply it by 3 since all the numbers are for per annumper annum means yearly, every year. As the product’s lifecycle is 3 years you have to multiply all numbers by 3.
<cite> @helplogon said:</cite>
per annum means yearly, every year. As the product’s lifecycle is 3 years you have to multiply all numbers by 3.in reaching the decision whether to expand or not ( what the question asks for) its not relevant since u will have to multiply both sides by 3 . So even if you don’t multiply by 3 , you will get the same answer. May be loose 1 mark
Hope it make sense
it was little bit hard , question no1 decision tree couldnt identify the way of approach ,
Just a stupid question!
Does it really matters if someone forget to write his name apart from his student number?(Stress is one of the worst enemies in ACCA exams)
My suggested answers to the Paper F5 June 2013 exam will be uploaded later this week.
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when will be the final answers uploaded on acca website????
<cite> @npuravalan said:</cite>
it was little bit hard , question no1 decision tree couldnt identify the way of approach ,I didn’t notice the product life of 3 yrs, either, so I didn’t multiply it with 3. Actually it makes a difference as the cost of furnishing the fitness hall only incurred once in the first year. So taking one year in observation, renting should be more profitable than furnishing, but taking three year, the additional revenue from furnishing will evtl. make up for the furnishing expenses at the beginning. So the decision might change. I’, so sorry that I messed up with this Q1. as I think it’s quite a simple one, though at the beginning I didn’t really know how a decision tree looks like.
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qn 1 wasnt da best to start with. da rest were fair. i ope to get a 60%+
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<cite>@nng111 said:</cite>
What was askedcouldn’t answer the decision tree and the sales mix quantity variance.But I’m sure to pass this paper
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Decision trees and expected values was a mountain for me.
Also I forgot to show questions answered on the first page of answer sheet.To all that worry about not marking on the first page which questions were answered.
I have also forgotten to mark the boxes and further contacted ACCA. I received a reply from them that it is not a reason the exam not to be marked. So do not worry about that. As far as you indicated on the answer pages which question you work on it would be enough. However, if smn forgot to check also the answer pages, the examiners are familiar enough with the answers and questions and they would recognize which question was answered.You can now download OpenTuition suggested answers for June 2013 Paper F5
There is a problem- when i press to download everytime it requires to log in despite the fact that i have already logged in.
Same problem here. Click on the link, it asks to login. After you login it takes you away from the page. Click on the answer link and it will show the message you need to login.
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Eish! I have just checked the solution and found that I used margal profit to variances.
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