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Accounts P3 doubts here
cs:
June 2002 question 24
Dasith:
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which paper ? , & is it edexcel or cambridge ?
cs:
Cambridge
June 2007 Q13
November 2004 Q14 as well :) tyvm
Dasith:
2002 Question 24(may)
IT's like this They expect 12000 units to be sold with a decrease in finished goods of 1000 units , which would mean:
They would produce 11000 units & take the remaining 1000 from stocks.
To produce 11000 units they would require raw-materials = 11000 x 3 = 33000 kg
Then their Raw-material-stocks are expected to rise by = 2000 kg
For a production of 11000 units + 2000kg rise in rawmaterial stocks
They require purchases of =35000 kg
2007 Question 13(may)
Gearing is basically "burrowing/net-assets", the definition of gearing & formulas may vary slightly though , but if u take it as "burrowing/net assets"
IF assets decrease(depreciation) , net assets decrease so gearing rises..
2004 question 14(nov)
Return on capital employed = Return(profit) / (Equity + long term debts or debts > 1 year )
convertible loan stock is a just a loan which allows the lender to convert them to shares @ a given date/ dates
IF loan stock is issued , Gearing ratio increases As borrowings increases.
& Return on capital employed decreases As long term debt increases.
cs:
--- Quote from: Dasith on November 13, 2011, 05:40:28 am ---2002 Question 24(may)
IT's like this They expect 12000 units to be sold with a decrease in finished goods of 1000 units , which would mean:
They would produce 11000 units & take the remaining 1000 from stocks.
To produce 11000 units they would require raw-materials = 11000 x 3 = 33000 kg
Then their Raw-material-stocks are expected to rise by = 2000 kg
For a production of 11000 units + 2000kg rise in rawmaterial stocks
They require purchases of =35000 kg
2007 Question 13(may)
Gearing is basically "burrowing/net-assets", the definition of gearing & formulas may vary slightly though , but if u take it as "burrowing/net assets"
IF assets decrease(depreciation) , net assets decrease so gearing rises..
2004 question 14(nov)
Return on capital employed = Return(profit) / (Equity + long term debts or debts > 1 year )
convertible loan stock is a just a loan which allows the lender to convert them to shares @ a given date/ dates
IF loan stock is issued , Gearing ratio increases As borrowings increases.
& Return on capital employed decreases As long term debt increases.
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thank you, may i know the formula of return on capital employed? does it involve long term debt?
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