CA Inter Marginal Costing — practice questions
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Practice CA Inter Marginal Costing in the app →Marginal cost is the incremental cost arising from producing:Under marginal costing, fixed cost is treated as:Contribution equals:Profit/Volume ratio equals:Break-even point (units) equals:Sales ₹5,00,000, variable cost ₹3,00,000. P/V ratio is:Fixed cost ₹80,000, contribution per unit ₹20. Break-even units:Margin of safety is:Desired sales for a target profit equals (using P/V):When fixed cost falls by 10%, break-even sales also fall by:When unit variable cost falls by ₹2 and selling price is unchanged, P/V ratio:Selling price ₹50, variable cost ₹30, fixed cost ₹1,00,000. Profit at 8,000 units is:When margin of safety as a percentage of sales is 25%, the share of sales at BEP is:Selling price ₹100, variable cost ₹60, fixed cost ₹4,00,000. BEP in units is:Same data: BEP sales value equals:Same data: Target profit ₹2,00,000 demands sales of:Selling price ₹40, variable cost ₹25, fixed cost ₹3,00,000. MOS at actual sales of 30,000 units:Continuing same data: MOS in rupees and as a percentage of sales:Composite P/V ratio for a mix of Product A (P/V 50%, share 40%) and B (P/V 30%, share 60%) equals:Cash break-even point uses:Angle of incidence is the angle between:Limiting-factor decision picks the alternative that maximises:Make-or-buy decision prefers buying when the outside price is:Marginal costing assumes fixed cost remains constant:Absorption costing values inventory at: