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This document provides practice questions and content for the Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Business Calculation exam. It covers key calculation topics tested in Themes 1 and 2 of the exam, including costs, revenues, profits, break even analysis, cash flow and financial ratios. The document contains over 100 multiple choice and written response questions to help students practice these quantitative business skills.

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Bus Gcse Edx Calcbook Sample

This document provides practice questions and content for the Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Business Calculation exam. It covers key calculation topics tested in Themes 1 and 2 of the exam, including costs, revenues, profits, break even analysis, cash flow and financial ratios. The document contains over 100 multiple choice and written response questions to help students practice these quantitative business skills.

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Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Business

Calculation
practice Book

Student Name:
CONTENTS
Theme 1
Costs 3-9
Revenue, Profit and Loss 9-14
Interest 15-18
Break Even (Formula) 19-22
Break Even (Diagrams) 23-33
Cash-Flow 34-37
Summary Assessment (Theme 1) 38-43

Theme 2
Bar Gate Stock Graphs 44-53
Gross Profit and Net Profit 53-59
Gross Profit Margin and Net Profit Margin 60-64
Average Rate of Return 65-69
Summary Assessment (Theme 2) 70-77

Quantitative Skills
Percentages and Percentage Changes 78-84
Averages 85-90
Marketing and Market Data 91-97
Changes in Costs and Changes in Prices 98-99
Summary Assessment (Theme 1 and Theme 2) 100-105

Remember, always show your workings!


Written by S. Hudson, R. White and G. Prior

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Theme 1
Costs
Question 1
Last year, a business had fixed costs of £875,000 and revenue of £2.5 million. The business had total variable costs
of £500,000 and sold 100,000 units. Calculate the total costs of the business last year.

Total cost = Fixed cost + total variable cost


875,000 + 500,000

1,375,000
£

Question 2
The table below shows some financial information relating to a business in April.
April
Fixed costs £18,000
Variable cost per unit £2.75
Number of units sold 5,450
Using the information in the table, calculate the total costs of the business for April.

Total cost = Fixed cost + Total variable cost


18,000 + ( 2.75* 5,450)
32,988
£

Question 3
A business has provided the following financial information relating to the first quarter of the year.
January – March
Number of units sold 24,000
Total costs £187,500
Fixed costs £91,500

Using this information, calculate the total variable costs for the business for this period.

Total costs = Fixed costs - variable costs


Variable costs = Total costs - Fixed costs
187,500 - 91,500

£ 96,000

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Question 4
A business generated £250,000 of revenue last month. Its total costs were 35% of its revenue during that period.
Calculate the total costs of the business last month.

250,000 = 100%
? = 35 %

£ 87,500

Question 5
The graph below shows the sales volume a small business generated from three different products last year. The fixed
costs last year were £125,000. The variable cost per unit for each product is shown in the table.
70,000

60,000

50,000

40,000
Units

30,000

20,000

10,000

0
Product A Product B Product C

Variable cost per unit


Product A £2.00
Product B £3.75
Product C £5.00

Using the information provided, calculate the total costs of the business last year.

Product A = 2.00* 60,000 = 360,000


Product B = 3.75* 52,000 = 195,000
Product C = 5.00* 38,000 = 190,000

Total cost = Fixed cost + variable cost


125,000+(360,000+195,000+190,000) 870,000
£

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Question 6
The graph below shows the fixed costs and total costs of a small business.
£10,000
£9,000
£8,000
£7,000 Total costs
£6,000 Fixed costs
Costs

£5,000
£4,000
£3,000
£2,000
£1,000
£0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Units
Using the information provided:
i Identify the value of the fixed costs of the business.

£ 6,000

ii Identify the total costs of the business at 200 units.

Total costs = Fixed cost + variable cost


According to the graph = 6,000 + 1000

7,000
£

iii Calculate the total variable costs of the business at 600 units.

Total cost - Fixed cost


9,000 - 6,000

3,000
£

iv Calculate the variable cost per unit.

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Question 7
The total costs of a business over time are shown in the graph below.

Last year
Years

This year

Next year

£0 £20,000 £40,000 £60,000 £80,000 £100,000 £120,000


Total costs

Using the information provided:


i Calculate the average total costs of the business over the three years. Give your answer to two decimal places.

Average = Total / number


= ( 60,000 +92,000 + 108,000) / 3

£ 86666.66

ii If the fixed costs of the business last year amounted to £40,000, calculate the value of the total variable
costs of the business last year.

Total variable cost = Total cost - Fixed cost


= 108,000 - 40,000

68,000
£

iii Calculate the percentage decrease in the total costs of the business between last year and next year.
Give your answer to two decimal places.

% decrease = Difference/larger * 100


= (108,000 - 60,000) /108,000* 100

44.4%
£

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Question 8
The fixed costs and total variable costs of a business are shown in the graph below.
£500,000
£450,000
£400,000
£350,000 Total variable costs
£300,000 Fixed costs
Costs

£250,000
£200,000
£150,000
£100,000
£50,000
£0
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000
Units
Using the information provided, calculate:
i The total costs of the business at 10,000 units.

Total cost = Fixed cost + Variable cost


200,000 + 500,000

700,000
£

ii The total variable costs of the business as a percentage of fixed costs at 2,000 units.

iii The variable cost per unit.

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Question 9
The chart below shows the number of units a business sold this year and last year.
2,000

1,800

1,600

1,400
Number of units ‘000s

1,200

1,000

800

600

400

200

0
Last year This year
Year

i Using the information in the chart, calculate the percentage increase in the number of units sold between this
year and last year.

% increase = Difference/smaller * 100


(1,800 - 1,600)/ 1,600 *100

12.5
%

ii If the business expects to sell 30% more units next year compared to this year, calculate the number
of units the business expects to sell next year.

1800 units = 100%


? = 130%

2,340 units

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