A. indirect material
B. revenues
C. expenses
D. direct material
Related Mcqs:
- The direct material cost of goods sold is $8450, throughput contribution is $18650 then the revenues will be equal to __________?
A. $27,100
B. $37,100
C. $10,200
D. $12,200 - If the revenues are $85000 and throughput contribution is $63700, then direct material cost of goods sold will be ___________?
A. $21,300
B. $148,700
C. $138,700
D. $118,700 - If the cost of direct materials use in the goods sold is $5000 and the total revenues are $9000 then the throughput contribution would be ____________?
A. $5,000
B. $14,000
C. $4,000
D. $9,000 - The cost of manufactured goods is added into beginning inventory, and the amount equal to cost of sold goods are added into ___________?
A. minus beginning inventory
B. minus ending inventory
C. plus ending inventory
D. plus beginning inventory - If the direct material cost of goods sold is $7500, and through contribution is $15650, then revenues will be _________?
A. $8,150
B. $23,150
C. $33,150
D. $13,150 - 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 revenues are $25000 and through put contribution is $12000, then direct material cost of goods sold will be ____________?
A. $57,000
B. $37,000
C. $47,000
D. $13,000 - Direct material cost of sold goods is subtracted from revenues to calculate __________?
A. accrual contribution
B. indirect contribution
C. throughput contribution
D. direct contribution - The direct material costs are added into direct manufacturing costs, to calculate _________?
A. discuss costs
B. prime costs
C. resale cost
D. merchandise costs - The revenues are subtracted from the cost of direct materials of sold goods is to calculate _________?
A. throughput contribution
B. operating cost contribution
C. operating contribution
D. marginal contribution
