Read 2nd last point of Question which is given on Pg. No. 3.51. Total variable production cost is Rs. 2,000 which includes Raw Material cost as well, right? So, currently Raw Material cost is Rs. 800 per unit which is increased to Rs. 1,040 per unit. In Rs. 2,000, Rs. 800 is already covered, hence, only differential amount of Rs. 240 added (i.e. Rs. 1040- Rs. 800) to total variable production cost. Hope your doubt is clarified! Feel free to reach out for more clarifications! Thanks.
@@arjunv2520 As Variable Production Cost is given so it includes Direct Material Cost, Direct Labour Cost, Direct Expenses and Production Overheads. So remember it forever, and also read the question twice or thrice in the exam, to get correct answer. All the best!
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Sir, why is ₹240 taken instead of ₹1040 for computing contribution per unit?
Read 2nd last point of Question which is given on Pg. No. 3.51.
Total variable production cost is Rs. 2,000 which includes Raw Material cost as well, right?
So, currently Raw Material cost is Rs. 800 per unit which is increased to Rs. 1,040 per unit. In Rs. 2,000, Rs. 800 is already covered, hence, only differential amount of Rs. 240 added (i.e. Rs. 1040- Rs. 800) to total variable production cost.
Hope your doubt is clarified!
Feel free to reach out for more clarifications!
Thanks.
@@CAKrupenYHathi Thank you sir, I thought raw material cost was to be taken seperately since it was given seperately.
@@arjunv2520 As Variable Production Cost is given so it includes Direct Material Cost, Direct Labour Cost, Direct Expenses and Production Overheads.
So remember it forever, and also read the question twice or thrice in the exam, to get correct answer.
All the best!