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Lilit [14]
2 years ago
11

As a part of their creative strategy, advertisers of Vittle's Nuts use "Snippy the Bunny" as the brand's symbol in its ad campai

gns. Through this strategy, the company aims to enhance brand identification and recognition. In this scenario, Snippy is an example of a(n)
Business
1 answer:
Sergio [31]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Visual image personality

Explanation:

In marketing a strong visual image personality can help establish your company's visual identity, e.g. Little Wolf Coffee. The image of the wolf performing funny circus like acts, or just laying around is clearly identified with the coffee brand. It isn't even a complex drawing, sometimes just a few blue lines that resemble a wolf, but the image stuck with the customers.

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Selling price per unit = $30

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Contribution per unit = Selling price - variable cost

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                                 = $18 per unit

Fixed cost = $54,000

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Break even point in units = Fixed cost / contribution margin

Since only fixed cost increase and selling price and variable cost remain same, contribution margin will be $18 per unit

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Explanation:

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overhead cost = $15,000

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required direct labors hours = 10

solution

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Fixed Overhead Rate = estimated overhead cost ÷ direct labor hours ........1

Fixed Overhead Rate = \frac{15000}{5000}  

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$64,000

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Sale No. 1                                                                                   20

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Sale No. 2                                                                                  40

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We debited the cash and the credit card expenses account and credited the sales account so that proper entry would be recorded.

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