In flexible budget analysis, the variable overhead flexible budget variance is equal to _________?
Option A: fixed cost-variable budget amount
Option B: actual cost-flexible budget amount
Option C: variable cost-allocated amount
Option D: actual cost-variable amount
Correct Answer: actual cost-flexible budget amount ✔
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Option A: $12,000
Option B: $15,000
Option C: $10,000
Option D: $32,000
Correct Answer: $32,000 ✔
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Option A: lump sum price amount
Option B: lump sum fixed cost
Option C: lump sum variable cost
Option D: lump sum manufacturing cost
Correct Answer: lump sum fixed cost ✔
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Option A: $59,000
Option B: $25,000
Option C: $15,000
Option D: $39,000
Correct Answer: $25,000 ✔
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Option A: batch level
Option B: output unit level
Option C: facility and product sustaining
Option D: all of above
Correct Answer: all of above ✔
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Option A: $61,500
Option B: $31,500
Option C: $41,500
Option D: $51,500
Correct Answer: $31,500 ✔
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Option A: production numerator level
Option B: production denominator level
Option C: production cost level
Option D: production fixed level
Correct Answer: production denominator level ✔
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Option A: $67,500
Option B: $57,500
Option C: $47,500
Option D: $37,500
Correct Answer: $37,500 ✔
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Option A: flexible hours
Option B: actual cost
Option C: actual quantity
Option D: actual price
Correct Answer: actual quantity ✔
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Option A: variable overhead spending variance
Option B: fixed overhead spending variance
Option C: constant spending variance
Option D: potential spending variance
Correct Answer: variable overhead spending variance ✔
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Option A: $20,000
Option B: $76,000
Option C: $86,000
Option D: $96,000
Correct Answer: $20,000 ✔
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Option A: variable setup costs
Option B: fixed setup costs
Option C: variable batch costs
Option D: fixed batch costs
Correct Answer: fixed setup costs ✔
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Option A: $21,000
Option B: $11,000
Option C: $31,000
Option D: $41,000
Correct Answer: $41,000 ✔
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Option A: effectively measure
Option B: lump sum measure
Option C: non-financial measures
Option D: financial measures
Correct Answer: non-financial measures ✔
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Option A: $10,000
Option B: $1,000
Option C: $7,000
Option D: $4,000
Correct Answer: $10,000 ✔
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Option A: $142,500
Option B: $112,500
Option C: $122,500
Option D: $132,500
Correct Answer: $112,500 ✔
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Option A: $518,750
Option B: $418,750
Option C: $218,750
Option D: $318,750
Correct Answer: $218,750 ✔
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Option A: $16,500
Option B: $15,500
Option C: $14,500
Option D: $13,500
Correct Answer: $13,500 ✔
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Option A: setup cost
Option B: batch cost
Option C: facility cost
Option D: lump sum cost
Correct Answer: setup cost ✔
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Option A: fixed setup cost
Option B: total setup cost
Option C: variable setup cost
Option D: total overhead cost
Correct Answer: fixed setup cost ✔
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Option A: $218,750
Option B: $238,750
Option C: $258,750
Option D: $268,750
Correct Answer: $268,750 ✔
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The process of ensuring preventive measure to be done in all machines is classified as _________?
Option A: potential price response
Option B: potential cost response
Option C: potential budget response
Option D: potential management response
Correct Answer: potential management response ✔
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Option A: potential cost response
Option B: potential budget response
Option C: potential management response
Option D: potential price response
Correct Answer: potential management response ✔
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Option A: $39,000
Option B: $49,000
Option C: $59,000
Option D: $73,000
Correct Answer: $39,000 ✔
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Option A: denominator level
Option B: numerator level
Option C: fixed level
Option D: variable level
Correct Answer: denominator level ✔
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Option A: denominator level variance
Option B: numerator level variance
Option C: price level variance
Option D: cost level variance
Correct Answer: denominator level variance ✔
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Option A: $43,000
Option B: $73,000
Option C: $63,000
Option D: $53,000
Correct Answer: $73,000 ✔
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Option A: $97,000
Option B: $87,000
Option C: $27,000
Option D: $37,000
Correct Answer: $37,000 ✔
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Option A: $27,000
Option B: $15,000
Option C: $39,000
Option D: $49,000
Correct Answer: $39,000 ✔
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Option A: $144,000
Option B: $134,000
Option C: $124,000
Option D: $30,000
Correct Answer: $30,000 ✔
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Option A: $40,000
Option B: $154,000
Option C: $164,000
Option D: $124,000
Correct Answer: $40,000 ✔
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Option A: $61,000
Option B: $71,000
Option C: $43,000
Option D: $24,000
Correct Answer: $71,000 ✔
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Option A: $27,000
Option B: $37,000
Option C: $97,000
Option D: $87,000
Correct Answer: $27,000 ✔
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Option A: profit variance
Option B: investment variance
Option C: cost variance
Option D: selling price variance
Correct Answer: selling price variance ✔
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Option A: corresponding variance
Option B: resultant variance
Option C: flexible budget variance
Option D: static budget variance
Correct Answer: flexible budget variance ✔
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The static budget amount is subtracted from the flexible budget amount to calculate the __________?
Option A: sales budget variance
Option B: cost budget variance
Option C: resultant budget variance
Option D: static budget variance
Correct Answer: sales budget variance ✔
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Option A: static result
Option B: actual result
Option C: secondary result
Option D: primary result
Correct Answer: actual result ✔
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Option A: $47,000
Option B: $57,000
Option C: $87,000
Option D: $97,000
Correct Answer: $87,000 ✔
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Option A: unstated budget variance
Option B: flexible budget variance
Option C: constant budget variance
Option D: static budget variance
Correct Answer: flexible budget variance ✔
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Option A: $67,000
Option B: $97,000
Option C: $57,000
Option D: $47,000
Correct Answer: $97,000 ✔
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Option A: $39,000
Option B: $49,000
Option C: $13,000
Option D: $15,000
Correct Answer: $13,000 ✔
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Option A: selling price variance
Option B: investment variance
Option C: profit variance
Option D: primary variance
Correct Answer: selling price variance ✔
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Option A: $29,000
Option B: $11,000
Option C: $15,000
Option D: $10,000
Correct Answer: $11,000 ✔
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Option A: $87,500
Option B: $97,500
Option C: $67,500
Option D: $57,500
Correct Answer: $87,500 ✔
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Option A: $36,000
Option B: $46,000
Option C: $56,000
Option D: $14,000
Correct Answer: $14,000 ✔
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Option A: $9,000
Option B: $8,000
Option C: $12,000
Option D: $21,000
Correct Answer: $9,000 ✔
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Option A: $1,500,000
Option B: $2,500,000
Option C: $3,500,000
Option D: $4,500,000
Correct Answer: $1,500,000 ✔
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Option A: $45,000
Option B: $55,000
Option C: $75,000
Option D: $65,000
Correct Answer: $75,000 ✔
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Option A: $5,000,000
Option B: $3,000,000
Option C: $2,000,000
Option D: $1,000,000
Correct Answer: $3,000,000 ✔
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Option A: flexible budget
Option B: fixed budget
Option C: variable budget
Option D: multiplied budget
Correct Answer: flexible budget ✔
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Option A: multiple budget variable
Option B: fixed budget variable
Option C: flexible budget variable
Option D: constant budget
Correct Answer: flexible budget variable ✔
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Option A: multiple budget variable
Option B: fixed budget variable
Option C: flexible budget variable
Option D: constant budget
Correct Answer: flexible budget variable ✔
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Option A: $215,000
Option B: $315,000
Option C: $415,000
Option D: $515,000
Correct Answer: $215,000 ✔
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Option A: sales revenue variance
Option B: cost profit variance
Option C: profit volume variance
Option D: sales volume variance
Correct Answer: sales volume variance ✔
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Option A: margin
Option B: distribution
Option C: collection
Option D: outcome
Correct Answer: outcome ✔
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Option A: $10,000
Option B: $20,000
Option C: $40,000
Option D: $60,000
Correct Answer: $60,000 ✔
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Option A: 4500 units
Option B: 5500 units
Option C: 8500 units
Option D: 9500 units
Correct Answer: 5500 units ✔
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Option A: 32 bundle
Option B: 22 bundle
Option C: 42 bundle
Option D: 38 bundle
Correct Answer: 22 bundle ✔
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Option A: $12,000
Option B: $6,000
Option C: −$6000
Option D: −$12000
Correct Answer: $6,000 ✔
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Option A: 32.75%
Option B: 43.75%
Option C: 53%
Option D: 22%
Correct Answer: 43.75% ✔
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Option A: degree of operating leverage
Option B: degree of change
Option C: degree of change in margin
Option D: degree of change in income
Correct Answer: degree of operating leverage ✔
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Option A: PV graph
Option B: CV graph
Option C: SO graph
Option D: QI graph
Correct Answer: PV graph ✔
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Option A: $113,043.48
Option B: $1,200,000
Option C: $130,000
Option D: $140,000
Correct Answer: $113,043.48 ✔
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Option A: −$85000
Option B: −$35000
Option C: $85,000
Option D: $35,000
Correct Answer: $35,000 ✔
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Option A: 52 bundles
Option B: 48 bundles
Option C: 45 bundles
Option D: 30 bundles
Correct Answer: 30 bundles ✔
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Option A: 55.56%
Option B: 25.50%
Option C: 28%
Option D: 45.00%
Correct Answer: 55.56% ✔
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Option A: revenue – all variable cost
Option B: revenue + all variable cost
Option C: cost + revenue
Option D: revenue – breakeven units
Correct Answer: A. revenue – all variable cost ✔
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If the gross margin is $9000 and the cost of goods sold is $8000 then the revenue will be _________?
Option A: $1,000
Option B: −$1000
Option C: $17,000
Option D: −$17000
Correct Answer: $17,000 ✔
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Option A: events
Option B: distribution
Option C: outcome
Option D: actions
Correct Answer: events ✔
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Option A: $12,000
Option B: $14,000
Option C: $15,000
Option D: $16,000
Correct Answer: $15,000 ✔
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Option A: 55 units
Option B: 45 units
Option C: 35 units
Option D: 25 units
Correct Answer: 25 units ✔
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Option A: $10,000
Option B: $12,000
Option C: $16,000
Option D: $14,000
Correct Answer: $16,000 ✔
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Option A: $23,000
Option B: −$23000
Option C: −$9000
Option D: $9,000
Correct Answer: $9,000 ✔
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Option A: contribution
Option B: certainty
Option C: uncertainty
Option D: margin
Correct Answer: certainty ✔
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Option A: expected value
Option B: expected decision value
Option C: expected outcome value
Option D: expected monetary value
Correct Answer: expected monetary value ✔
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Option A: sales mix
Option B: product mix
Option C: unit mix
Option D: quantity mix
Correct Answer: sales mix ✔
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Option A: sales margin
Option B: cost margin
Option C: Gross margin
Option D: income margin
Correct Answer: Gross margin ✔
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Option A: 10%
Option B: 15%
Option C: 25%
Option D: 35%
Correct Answer: 25% ✔
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Option A: 23.08%
Option B: 24.08%
Option C: 25.08%
Option D: 26.08%
Correct Answer: 23.08% ✔
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Option A: −$17000
Option B: $17,000
Option C: $5,000
Option D: −$5000
Correct Answer: $5,000 ✔
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Option A: breakeven costs
Option B: breakeven revenues
Option C: breakeven units
Option D: breakeven sales
Correct Answer: breakeven revenues ✔
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Option A: target net cost
Option B: target net income
Option C: target net gain
Option D: target net loss
Correct Answer: target net income ✔
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Option A: uncertain margin
Option B: certain margin
Option C: operating margin
Option D: operating leverage
Correct Answer: operating leverage ✔
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Option A: event table
Option B: outcome table
Option C: decision table
Option D: probability table
Correct Answer: decision table ✔
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Option A: 4.84
Option B: 2.84
Option C: 3.84
Option D: 5.84
Correct Answer: 2.84 ✔
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Option A: −$8000
Option B: $3,000
Option C: −$3000
Option D: $8,000
Correct Answer: $3,000 ✔
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Option A: revenues
Option B: selling price
Option C: unit price
Option D: bundle price
Correct Answer: revenues ✔
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Option A: quantity of units required to sold
Option B: selling of units
Option C: sold units
Option D: contributed units
Correct Answer: quantity of units required to sold ✔
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Option A: cost margin
Option B: fixed margin
Option C: revenue margin
Option D: contribution margin
Correct Answer: contribution margin ✔
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Option A: mutual distribution
Option B: probability distribution
Option C: collective distribution
Option D: marginal distribution
Correct Answer: probability distribution ✔
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Option A: Gross margin
Option B: income margin
Option C: sales margin
Option D: cost margin
Correct Answer: Gross margin ✔
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If the cost of goods sold is $8000, the gross margin is $5000 then the revenue will be __________?
Option A: $13,000
Option B: −$13000
Option C: $3,000
Option D: −$3000
Correct Answer: $13,000 ✔
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Option A: 45 units
Option B: 30 units
Option C: 20 units
Option D: 52 units
Correct Answer: 20 units ✔
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Option A: $32
Option B: $30
Option C: $25
Option D: $26.31
Correct Answer: $30 ✔
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Option A: 33.34%
Option B: 43.34%
Option C: 23%
Option D: 25%
Correct Answer: 33.34% ✔
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Option A: income margin percentage
Option B: Gross margin percentage
Option C: cost margin percentage
Option D: sales margin percentage
Correct Answer: Gross margin percentage ✔
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Option A: revenues
Option B: operating leverage
Option C: contribution margin
Option D: operating margin
Correct Answer: revenues ✔
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