Time left 1:22:48 Question 46 Not yet When beginning to develop interrelated budgets within a company, the starting point is often that company's "limiting factor". Which of the following budgets is the most common example of such a limiting factor to start the process? answered Marked out of 2.0 P Flag question O a. The Sales & Revenue Budget. O b. The Raw Materials Budget. OC. The Machine Hours Budget. O d. The Skilled Labour Budget. Question 47 Not yet answered Marked out of 20 In creating her cash budget for the 3 month period from January to March, Delia expects her monthly credit sales to be 2600, 2,100 and 3,000 respectively. She expects cash receipts from these sales to be: 20% in the month of sale, 40% in the month after sale and 40% two months after the sale. if her opening cash balance in January is 450, what, exactly, will be her closing cash balance at the end of March? P Flag question O a 3,810 Ob 4,460 O c 4,910 O d. 2,860 The trade receivables (debtors) ratio shows:- Question 48 Not yet answered Marked out of 2.0 O a. How many debtors a company has. O b. The number of days it takes for a company to pay its debts. Oc. The number of days it takes to receive payments from sales on account O d. The number of days a company can survive if the debtors don't pay. Flag question Question 49 Not yet answered Calculating the Operating Cash Cycle involves three working capital ratios. Which of the ones listed below is NOT involved? Marked out of 2.0 P Flag question O a Average settlement period for trade payables. O b. Average settlement period for trade receivables. Oc. Average settlement period for cash transactions. od Average inventory turnover period, Question 50 Not yet Daniel's florist shop has: a break-even point of 16,000 units; a target sale of 22,500 units; a Contribution Margin per Unit of 895 and Total Fixed Cost of 1,200,000. What is the Margin of Safety in terms of Quantity? answered Marked out of 2.0 P Flag question O a. 38,500 Units. O b. 895 Units OC. 6,500 Units. od 3,850 Units