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  • CIMA CIMAPRO19-P01-1-ENG Exam Questions
  • Provided By: CIMA
  • Exam: P1 Management Accounting
  • Certification: CIMA Professional Qualification
  • Total Questions: 261
  • Updated On: Jun 06, 2025
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  • Question 1
    • A manager is deciding which one of four services to provide next period.
      The contribution earned by each service will depend on the weather conditions as follows.

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      Using the maximin criterion, which service will the manager provide?

      Answer: D
  • Question 2
    • A company is preparing its annual budget and is estimating the number of units of Product W that it will sell in each quarter of year 2. Past experience has shown that the trend for sales of the product is represented by the following relationship:
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      Calculate the expected unit sales of Product W for each quarter of year 2, after adjusting for seasonal variations using the multiplicative model.

      Answer: A
  • Question 3
    • A company accountant is trying to determine the optimum production plan for the period using linear programming.
      The accountant has correctly formulated the linear programming problem as follows:
      Variables (products): x and y
      Objective function: Maximise contribution, C = 10x + 15y
      Material constraint: 4x + 6y 500 (kg)
      Labour constraint: x + 2y 350 (hours)
      Machine constraint: 10x + 4y 1,500 (hours)
      x constraint: 50 x 200
      y constraint: y 0
      Which of the following statements is true?

      Answer: D
  • Question 4
    • RFT, an engineering company, has been asked to provide a quotation for a contract to build a new engine. The potential customer is not a current customer of RFT, but the directors of RFT are keen to try and win the contract as they believe that this may lead to more contracts in the future. As a result, they intend pricing the contract using relevant costs. The following information has been obtained from a two-hour meeting that the Production Director of RFT had with the potential customer. The Production Director is paid an annual salary equivalent to $1,200 per 8-hour day. 110 square meters of material A will be required. This is a material that is regularly used by RFT and there are 200 square meters currently in inventory. These were bought at a cost of $12 per square meter. They have a resale value of $10.50 per square meter and their current replacement cost is $12.50 per square meter. 30 liters of material B will be required. This material will have to be purchased for the contract because it is not otherwise used by RFT. The minimum order quantity from the supplier is 40 liters at a cost of $9 per liter. RFT does not expect to have any use for any of this material that remains after this contract is completed. 60 components will be required. These will be purchased from HY. The purchase price is $50 per component. A total of 235 direct labour hours will be required. The current wage rate for the appropriate grade of direct labour is $11 per hour. Currently RFT has 75 direct labour hours of spare capacity at this grade that is being paid under a guaranteed wage agreement. The additional hours would need to be obtained by either (i) overtime at a total cost of $14 per hour; or (ii) recruiting temporary staff at a cost of $12 per hour. However, if temporary staff are used they will not be as experienced as RFT's existing workers and will require 10 hours supervision by an existing supervisor who would be paid overtime at a cost of $18 per hour for this work. 25 machine hours will be required. The machine to be used is already leased for a weekly leasing cost of $600. It has a capacity of 40 hours per week. The machine has sufficient available capacity for the contract to be completed. The variable running cost of the machine is $7 per hour. The company absorbs its fixed overhead costs using an absorption rate of $20 per direct labour hour.
      Select ALL the true statements.

      Answer: A,C,D
  • Question 5
    • A university is trying to decide whether or not to advertise a new post-graduate degree programme. The number of students starting the programme is dependent on economic conditions. If conditions are poor, it is expected that the programme will attract 40 students without advertising. There is a 60% chance that economic conditions will be poor. If economic conditions are good it is expected that the programme will attract only 20 students without advertising. There is a 40% chance that economic conditions will be good.
      If the programme is advertised and economic conditions are poor, there is a 65% chance that the advertising will stimulate further demand and student numbers will increase to 50. If economic conditions are good, there is a 25% chance the advertising will stimulate further demand and numbers will increase to 25 students.
      The profit expected, before deducting the cost of advertising, at different levels of student numbers are as follows:
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      The cost of advertising the programme will be $15,000.
      Required:
      Demonstrate, using a decision tree, whether the programme should be advertised.

      Answer: A
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