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Data for Oriole Corporation’s maintenance costs is shown below. Units Produced Total Cost July 18,500 $39,263...

Data for Oriole Corporation’s maintenance costs is shown below.

Units Produced

Total Cost

July 18,500 $39,263
August 32,896 49,344
September 37,008 56,540
October 22,616 40,156
November 41,120 76,586
December 39,064 63,736


Compute the variable- and fixed-cost elements using the regression analysis. Present your solution in the form of a cost equation. (We recommend that you use the Intercept and Slope functions in Excel.) (Round intercept to 2 decimal places e.g. 1.25 and slope to 5 decimal places e.g. 1.25125.)

Intercept $
Slope $
The cost equation is: $ + $ per unit produced = Total cost

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Months Units Produced(X) Cost(Y)(in $) Square of X X*Y(in $)
July                                  18,500                                  39,263            34,22,50,000             72,63,65,500
August                                  32,896                                  49,344         1,08,21,46,816          1,62,32,20,224
September                                  37,008                                  56,540         1,36,95,92,064          2,09,24,32,320
October                                  22,616                                  40,156            51,14,83,456             90,81,68,096
November                                  41,120                                  76,586         1,69,08,54,400          3,14,92,16,320
December                                  39,064                                  63,736         1,52,59,96,096          2,48,97,83,104
Total                               1,91,204                               3,25,625         6,52,23,22,832        10,98,91,85,564
Unit Variable Cost (b) = nΣxy − (Σx)(Σy) /nΣx^2 − (Σx)^2
Total Fixed Cost (a) = Σy − bΣx / n
So here n =6 ,Σx =191,204 Σy =325,625, Σx^2=6,522,322,832 ,Σxy =10,989,185,564
Variable cost per unit(b) =6*10,989,185,564 - (191,204*325,625) / 6*6,522,322,832 - 191,204^2
Variable cost per unit(b) =(65,935,113,384 - 62,360,802,500) / (39,133,936,992 - 36,558,969,616)
Variable cost per unit(b) = $3,674,310,884 / $2,574,967,376 =$1.42693 per unit
Total Fixed cost =325,625 - ($1.42693*191,204) / 6
Total Fixed cost =($325,625 - $272,835) / 6
Total Fixed cost =$52,790 / 6 =$8,798.38
The cost volume formula is:
Y =$8,798.38 + $1.42693X
Slope 8798.38
Intercept 1.42693

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