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Annual capacity of a plant producing phenol is 100 metric tons. Phenol sells at
INR 200 per kg, and its production cost is INR 50 per kg. The sum of annual fixed
charges, overhead costs and general expenses is INR 30,00,000. Taxes are payable at
18% on gross profit. Assuming the plant runs at full capacity and that all the phenol
produced is sold, the annual net profit of the plant (in INR) is
98,40,000
31590134708
3159013470509
31590134706
01,39,40,000
01,20,00,000
1,200.000
11347086
013470860
90134706
o 150.000​

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Answered by Ayushchowdhury1011
0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Annual capacity of a plant producing phenol is 100 metric tons. Phenol sells at

INR 200 per kg, and its production cost is INR 50 per kg. The sum of annual fixed

charges, overhead costs and general expenses is INR 30,00,000. Taxes are payable at

18% on gross profit. Assuming the plant runs at full capacity and that all the phenol

produced is sold, the annual net profit of the plant (in INR) is

98,40,000

31590134708

3159013470509

31590134706

01,39,40,000

01,20,00,000

1,200.000

11347086

013470860

90134706

o 150.000

Answered by gorellaanil2000
0

Answer:

98,40,000

1 metric ton = 1000kg

cost 1kg = 200/-

100 metric ton = 1000x100=100, 000kg

200x100000=2, 00,00,000/-

investment 1kg= 50/-

100000x50= 50,00,000/-

total = 2c - 50L= 1.5 C

1.5C - 30L=1.2C

1.2C = 1,20,00,000x18/100 = 98,40,000/-

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