A. $23,000
B. −$23000
C. −$9000
D. $9,000
Related Mcqs:
- The gross margin is added into cost of sold goods to calculate the __________?
A. revenues
B. operating leverage
C. contribution margin
D. operating margin - If the gross margin is $6000 and the total revenue is $26000, then the gross margin percentage will be _____________?
A. 23.08%
B. 24.08%
C. 25.08%
D. 26.08% - If the cost of goods sold is $8000, the gross margin is $5000 then the revenue will be ___________?
A. $13,000
B. −$13000
C. $3,000
D. −$3000 - The gross margin is added to the cost of sold goods to calculate: ____________?
A. revenues
B. selling price
C. unit price
D. bundle price - If the gross margin is $2000 and the revenue is $5000, then the cost of goods sold would be _________?
A. −$8000
B. $3,000
C. −$3000
D. $8,000 - If the gross margin is $9000 and the cost of goods sold is $8000 then the revenue will be _________?
A. $1,000
B. −$1000
C. $17,000
D. −$17000 - If the direct material cost of sold goods is $4500 and revenues are $9000, then the contribution margin would be _________?
A. −$13500
B. $4,500
C. −$4500
D. $13,500 - If the contribution margin of bundle is $4000 and the revenue of the bundle is $16000, then the contribution margin percentage for bundle will be _____________?
A. 10%
B. 15%
C. 25%
D. 35% - The gross margin is divided by revenues to calculate the __________?
A. income margin percentage
B. Gross margin percentage
C. cost margin percentage
D. sales margin percentage - Direct material cost of sold goods is subtracted from revenues to calculate __________?
A. accrual contribution
B. indirect contribution
C. throughput contribution
D. direct contribution
