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Business Calculations Gap Map

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

The table above gives information about Business A. Based on this information, Business A's total fixed costs are:

a)

£10,000

b)

£30,000

c)

£40,000

d)

£70,000

2.

The line with a value of £50,000 at an output of 3,000 units is called:

a)

Total revenue

b)

Total costs

c)

Fixed costs

d)

Total variable costs

3.

With reference to the break even diagram, Business Y's break even point is:

a)

700 units

b)

1,000 units

c)

2,000 units

d)

3,000 units

4.

A small business takes out a bank loan of £7,000. The loan will be repaid over 5 years, with a monthly repayment of £125. The total interest the business will pay for this loan as a percentage of the total amount borrowed is:

a)

6.67%

b)

7.14%

c)

93.33%

d)

98.25%

5.

Which of the following is the correct formula to calculate total sales revenue?

a)

Selling price per unit x output sold

b)

Total fixed costs + total variable costs

c)

Unit cost x output

d)

Total inflows - total outflows

6.

The graph above shows the number of customers that visited a hairdressing business during one trading week. The average sales price per customer is £30. Based on this information, the business's average daily trading revenue to the nearest £ is:

a)

£43

b)

£909

c)

£1,272

d)

£6,360

7.

Last year, a business made £300,000 profit from sales revenue of £750,000. Its total variable costs equalled £125,000. The value of the business's fixed costs was:

a)

£175,000

b)

£325,000

c)

£450,000

d)

£625,000

8.

A business takes out a bank loan of £15,000. The loan will be repaid over 3 years, with a monthly repayment of £500. The total interest the business will pay for this loan is:

a)

£1,500

b)

£3,000

c)

£15,500

d)

£18,000

9.

An extract from a business's cash flow forecast from March is shown above. Based on this information, the opening balance for April will be:

a)

(£4,333)

b)

(£14,333)

c)

£109, 641

d)

£119,641

10.

An extract from a business's cash flow forecast for June and July is shown in the table above. Based on this information, the closing balance for July will be:

a)

£98,000

b)

£150,000

c)

£174,000

d)

£320,000