Apple Ltd makes and sells a single product, for which variable costs are follows: Direct materials £20 Direct labour £16 Variable production overhead £12 £48 The sales price is £60 per unit, and fixed costs per annum are £136,000. The company wishes to make a profit of £32,000 per annum. Required: Determine the sales required to achieve this profit
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(d) Apple Ltd makes and sells a single product, for which variable costs are
follows:
Direct materials £20
Direct labour £16
Variable production
£48
The sales price is £60 per unit, and fixed costs per annum are £136,000. The
company wishes to make a profit of £32,000 per annum.
Required:
Determine the sales required to achieve this profit
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