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Following is information for the Rooms Department for the Ocean Front Hotel for the first six periods of the year.
Room Revenue $8,713,000
Transient Rooms Sold 83,730
Group Rooms Sold 16,270
Total Rooms Sold 100,000
Operating Expenses
Linen $31,100
Cleaning Supplies $24,000
Guest Supplies $104,800
Outside Services $24,000
Laundry $80,500
Concierge Expense $60,000
Office Supplies $19,200
Reservation Expenses
Reservation Department $150,000
Fixed Res Center Cost $180,000
Variable Reser. Center Cost at $6 per transient res. $251,200
Total Reservation Expense $581,200
All other Expense $120,000
Total Operating Expenses $1,044,800
Total Operating Expense Percentage 12.0%
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Use the following formulas to calculate each one of the line items. They will be used to prepare the annual budget for next year. Round the average cost per period to whole dollars, round the cost per occupied room to whole cents, and round the percentage of sales to two decimals (i.e 0.33%). Use the laundry and reservation information as supplied.
Linen - What is the average linen cost per period, for the first 6 months?
$2,345 per period
$4,255 per period
$5,183 per period
$6,783 per period
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