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If your material costs 3 a square foot what is the total price and square feet if you get a 10ft by 4ft piece of that material?
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$120.00
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How do you calculate cost price?
Total cost price = Material cost + labor cost + overheads costs
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There are diffrent type of costs for bungalow. A typical price of a bungalow is $473,250 ( luxury range of material)
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Following are the causes of material price variance: 1.There could have been recent changes in purchase price of materials. 2.Price variance can be due to substituting raw materials different from the original material specification. 3.Price variance can be attributed to the non availability of cash discounts which was originally anticipated at the time of setting the price standards. 4.Changes in transportation costs and storekeeping costs can also be contributing factors to material price variance.
What is cost price formula?
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What is cost formula?
Grand Total Selling Price: This is the total piece price per part that is put on contract. Equals sum of Sub Total Selling Price and if applicable + Supplier's Supply Chain Cost + Expendable Dunnage + Sequencing/Sub-Assembly. See detailed below .......... Sub Total: This is the price per part (Piece Price) which includes (Total manufacturing costs + SG&A +Profit). Sub Total Selling Price: equals Sub Total + Non Mfg. Costs + SI/ED&D Total Manufacturing Cost: Sum of all material, labor and Burden cost to produce one good finished part. Purchased and Directed Buys are not included in this calculation Burden Cost: Sum of Variable Costs + Fixed Costs
Store A carpet costs 5.95 per square foot Store B carpet costs 38.95 per square yard Which is the better price?
The store that has the better price is store"B". By store "A" charging $5.95 per square foot their price comes out to $53.55 per square yard. There are 9 square feet in a square yard. By store "A" advertising the price by square foot instead of square yard, they are hoping that people will just look at the price {$5.95 vs 38.95} and think that store "A" is a better deal. It is just an advertising gimmic and it is a gimmic because everyone knows that carpeting is measured and sold by square yard.
What is the difference between sales price and purchase price?
Purchase price is what the employee time costs the company to provide the service. Hourly rate plus all costs to you for that employee.Sales price is what you charge the customer for that employee time.EX.Company X buy material 1001 from Company Y.SO I must maintain a Purchase contract of material 1001 of Company X, supplier is Company Y.Meanwhile, I have to maintain a Sale Price list of material 1001 of Company Y, customer is Company X.
How do you calculate price per square meter?
To calculate the price per square meter, divide the total price by the total number of square meters. For example, if a piece of cardboard with an area of 10 square meters cost 5 dollars, the price per square meter would be (10 m2)/($5), which comes out to be 50 cents per square meter.
How Much Does a New 800-Square Foot House Cost?
A 2,000-square foot house costs $200,000, but if you buy cheaper materials (like instead of granite countertops) then it would cost you $160,000. Based on that, a 800-square foot house costs $80,000, but if you use cheaper materials you could get it for $64,000. Everything depends on what types of material you buy. (Note: this estimate is not including the price of land)
