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HELP! If a question states for example, "How will a consultant be beneficial to the business?" (10 marks) , how many benefits should I write about?

Reply 1

Puddles the Monkey

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Original post by M____

HELP! If a question states for example, "How will a consultant be beneficial to the business?" (10 marks) , how many benefits should I write about?

Heya, I'm going to put this in the Business and Management forum for you as you should get more responses there. :smile:

You should also check out the forum to see if there's any other threads there which might be helpful to you! http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=111

Reply 2

ChloeLin

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I would say 2/3 with analysis and then a conclusion
Also define what a consultant is as that gets you one mark! :smile:

Reply 3

mr.cool09

10

How did it go everyone???

Reply 4

tobywainwright

What did people get for fixed costs 6 mark question?

Fixed Cost: £8000

Original post by tobywainwright

What did people get for fixed costs 6 mark question?

I got 35? Not sure if its right though, i did the 14,400 total revenue - 1,800 profit then divided the answer by 360 for the days work.. is that correct?

Reply 7

rcpoc

Original post by tobywainwright

What did people get for fixed costs 6 mark question?

Payed Per Job: £360
Revenue: £14,400
Profit: £1,400
Variable Cost Per Job: £115

£14,400 divided by £360 is 40 Jobs
£14,400 minus £1400 is £12,600 (Total Costs)
40 Jobs times £115 is £4,600 (Total Variable Cost)
£12,600 minus £4,600 is £8000 (Fixed Costs)

(edited 8 years ago)

Reply 8

gunnerkidz

I got £4,400 for my Fixed Cost

Reply 9

amy_woodsy1998

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I got £4400 for fixed costs, did anyone else get this?

Reply 10

zack12345

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I got 8000 how did u get that

Same here 👌

Then easy way about it was to just find the difference between the contribution and profit. Contribution was already given. 8000 I got, heard a lot of others did too

Reply 13

JohnCAB

what did everyone get for the limited liability question?

Reply 14

amy_woodsy1998

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Original post by rcpoc

Payed Per Job: £360
Revenue: £14,400
Profit: £1,400
Variable Cost Per Job: £115

£14,400 divided by £360 is 40 Jobs
£14,400 minus £1400 is £12,600 (Total Costs)
40 Jobs times £115 is £4,600 (Total Variable Cost)
£12,600 minus £4,600 is £8000 (Fixed Costs)

£14,400 minus £1400 is £13000 not £12600