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Question related to high low method

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  • March 8, 2024 at 1:07 pm #702402
    anqa
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    The following data are records of output levels and overhead cost
    January
    Hours worked 18000
    Total cost dollar 86800
    December
    Hours worked 21000
    Total cost 97438
    There was 3 percent inflation between January and December the variable cost per hour worked at January price levels and to the nearest dollar 0.01 is

    A dollar 4.52
    B dollar 2.68
    C dollar 3.55

    D dollar 2.60

    Answer
    December cost at January price levels equals 97438 dollar divided by 1.03 equals 94600

    High. Activity level 21000.
    Cost dollar 94600
    Low. Activity level 18000
    Cost dollar 86800
    Variable cost per unit at January price level is equal to 7800 divided by 3000 equals dollar 2.60 per unit
    Sir I can’t understand what does this mean December cost at January price level and why we are dividing 97438 with 1.03
    From where this 1.03 came

    March 8, 2024 at 4:19 pm #702416
    John Moffat
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    The 1.03 related to the inflation of 3%.

    As an example, if you have $1,000 and it inflates by 3%, then you will have 1,000 + 30 = $1,030.

    This is the same as taking 1,000 and multiplying by 1.03.

    This is explained in my free lecture working through the chapter on interest.

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