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points Shipped ASA Prin Problem 10-4A (Algo) Pricing using total cost, target cost, and variable cost LO P6 Techcom is designing a new smartphone. Each unit of this new phone will require $245 of direct materials, $25 of direct labor, $36 of variable overhead, $33 of variable selling, general, and administrative costs; 546 of fixed overhead costs; and $25 of fixed selling, general, and administrative costs. 1. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the total cost method and plans a markup of 180% of total costs. 2. The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phone is $950 per unit. Compute the target cost per unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price 3. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method and plans a markup of 200% of variable costs Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 1 Required 2 Required 31 Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the total cost method and plans a markup of 180% of total costs. 1 Total cost per unit 2 Markup per unit. 3 Selling price per unit Skipped Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. eBook Required 1 Required 2 Required 3 Ask Print The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phon per unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price. References Target cost oped 2. The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phone unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price. 3. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method an Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Book Ask Print erences Required 1 Required 2 Required 3 Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method and plans a n costs. 1. Total variable cost per unit 2. Markup per unit 3. Selling price per unit points Shipped ASA Prin Problem 10-4A (Algo) Pricing using total cost, target cost, and variable cost LO P6 Techcom is designing a new smartphone. Each unit of this new phone will require $245 of direct materials, $25 of direct labor, $36 of variable overhead, $33 of variable selling, general, and administrative costs; 546 of fixed overhead costs; and $25 of fixed selling, general, and administrative costs. 1. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the total cost method and plans a markup of 180% of total costs. 2. The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phone is $950 per unit. Compute the target cost per unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price 3. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method and plans a markup of 200% of variable costs Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 1 Required 2 Required 31 Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the total cost method and plans a markup of 180% of total costs. 1 Total cost per unit 2 Markup per unit. 3 Selling price per unit Skipped Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. eBook Required 1 Required 2 Required 3 Ask Print The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phon per unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price. References Target cost oped 2. The company is a price-taker and the expected selling price for this type of phone unit if the company's target profit is 60% of expected selling price. 3. Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method an Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Book Ask Print erences Required 1 Required 2 Required 3 Compute the selling price per unit if the company uses the variable cost method and plans a n costs. 1. Total variable cost per unit 2. Markup per unit 3. Selling price per unit