FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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- All of the following represents a cost-volume-profit relationship except: a. Total contribution margin + variable xpenses = variable expenses + fixed expenses profit b. Sales = totalexpe expenses + profit O cSales - variable senses + profit = fied expenses O d. Profit = totalcontri contribution margin- fixed expenses O e Sales - Variable expenses = fixed expenses + profitarrow_forwardWithin the relevant range, as volume of activity increases a. Total fixed costs remain the sameb. Fixed cost per unit decreasesc. Variable cost per unit remains the samed.Total variable costs increasese. all of the abovearrow_forwardThe contribution margin ratio is calculated as: O a. The selling price per unit ratio /variable cost per unit ratio O b. Selling price per unit the variable cost per unit O c. None of the given answers O d. The selling price per unit/variable cost per unit e. (total sales/total sales) – variable cost ratioarrow_forward
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