Financial and Managerial Accounting
Financial and Managerial Accounting
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Author: John J Wild, Ken W. Shaw, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
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Chapter 22, Problem 1BTN
To determine

Product Revenue Mix:

This is that revenue which is earned by selling the different product and product line by the same organization. In the today’s world, it can be seen that many multinational companies deal in four to five product. In other words, it can be said that it is the percentage of contribution of different product.

Amount of the revenue of the different product line.

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Total revenue ($) Year ending I Product 1 I Product 2 M Product Service Other
66% 10% 11% 9% 4%
233,715 September 2015 154,251.9 23,371.5 25,708.65 21.034.35 9,348.6
182,795 September 2014 120,644.7 18,279.5 20,107.45 16,451.55 7,311.8
170,910 September 2013 112,800.6 17,091 18,800.10 15,381.90 6,836.4
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Working note:

Given,
Total revenue of 2015 is $233,715.
Percentage of revenue of I Product 1 is 66%
Percentage of revenue of I Product 2 is 10%
Percentage of revenue of M Product is 11%
Percentage of revenue of service is 9%
Percentage of revenue of other is 4%

Computation of revenue of I Product 1,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$233,715×66% =$154,251.90

Computation of revenue of I Product 2,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$233,715×10% =$23,371.50

Computation of revenue of M Product,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$233,715×11% =$25,708.65

Computation of revenue of service,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$233,715×9% =$21,708.65

Computation of revenue of other,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$233,715×4% =$9,348.60

Given
Total revenue of 2014 is $182,795.
Percentage of revenue of I Product 1 is 66%
Percentage of revenue of I Product 2 is 10%
Percentage of revenue of M Product is 11%
Percentage of revenue of service is 9%
Percentage of revenue of other is 4%

Computation of revenue of I Product 1,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$182,795×66% =$120,644.70

Computation of revenue of I Product 2,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$182,795×10% =$18,279.50

Computation of revenue of M Product,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$182,795×11% =$20,107.45

Computation of revenue of service,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$182,795×9% =$16,451.55

Computation of revenue of other,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$182,795×4% =$7,311.80

Given,
Total revenue of 2013 is $182,795.
Percentage of revenue of I Product 1 is 66%
Percentage of revenue of I Product 2 is 10%
Percentage of revenue of M Product is 11%
Percentage of revenue of service is 9%
Percentage of revenue of other is 4%

Computation of revenue of I Product 1,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$170,910×66% =$112,800.6

Computation of revenue of I Product 2,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$170,910×10% =$17,09

Computation of revenue of M Product,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$170,910×11% =$18,800.10

Computation of revenue of service,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$170,910×9% =$15,381.90

Computation of revenue of other,

    Revenue=Totalrevenue×Percentageofrevenue =$170,910×4% =$6,836.4

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