Question 15-(C) EXCITE Pte Ltd manufactures game consoles at 500 units a month. Demand is 250 units a month. Unit cost is $5, batch set-up cost is $1,000 and holding cost is $1.00 a unit a month. What is the optimal total cost at its optimal batch size? Choose the nearest answer. $3,250 a month $2,250 a month $1,750 a month 3000 a month $3.000 a month

Question 15-(C) EXCITE Pte Ltd manufactures game consoles at 500 units a month. Demand is 250 units a month. Unit cost is $5, batch set-up cost is $1,000 and holding cost is $1.00 a unit a month. What is the optimal total cost at its optimal batch size? Choose the nearest answer. $3,250 a month $2,250 a month $1,750 a month 3000 a month $3.000 a month

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172609

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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