Edexcel A-Level Business 9BS0
Meeting Customer Needs
Marketing Mix and Strategy
Managing People
Entrepreneurs and Leaders
Financial Planning
Managing Finance
Resource Management
External Influences
Business Objectives and Strategy
Decision-Making Techniques
Influences on Business Decisions
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Globalisation
Global Markets and Business Expansion
Global Marketing
Global Industries and Companies
Financial Planning
Sales, revenue and costs
- 7 things to know
- Paper 2 and Paper 3
Overview
Sales volume and sales revenue, fixed, variable and total costs and how each behaves as output changes, rearranging the formulae, and calculating percentage changes and percentage point differences.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
Define variable costs.
How are total variable costs calculated?
What happens to variable cost per unit as output increases?
What happens to total variable costs as output increases?
State the sales-revenue formula.
State the total-variable-cost formula.
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
- 1
Define sales volume.
Model answer
Sales volume is the total number of units sold by a business over a given period.
- 2
What is sales revenue?
Model answer
Sales revenue is the total income received from selling goods or services, calculated by multiplying selling price per unit by the quantity sold.
- 3
State the formula for calculating sales revenue.
Model answer
Sales Revenue = Selling Price per Unit × Sales Volume.
- 4
What two variables are multiplied together to determine sales revenue?
Model answer
Selling price per unit and sales volume (quantity sold).
- 5
Calculate the sales revenue when selling price per unit = £208, sales volume = 2250 units.
Model answer
Sales revenue = 208 × 2250 = £468,000.
- 6
Define fixed costs.
Model answer
Fixed costs are expenses that do not change with the level of output or sales volume in the short term.
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