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High Low Method Calculation Help needed?

 
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High Low Method Calculation Help needed?
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02-04-2010, 08:17 PM
The total fixed costs after 11,000 units are 154,000/-
If you read the question, it says the total fixed costs have increased by 10% after an activity level of 11,000 units. That means the amount 154,000/- is 110%. To bring it back to 100% you have to multiply it by 100 and divide it by 110
Here is a simple formula
Amount x (the percentage where you want to go)/(the percentage you are at now)
However i recommend you understand the concept i explained
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High Low Method Calculation Help needed? - by sikitheguru - 02-04-2010, 07:13 PM
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