You are in charge of a project that has a degree of operating leverage of 1.24. What will happen to the operating cash flows if the number of units you sell increase by 3.8 percent? Group of answer choices 4.71 percent increase 4.71 percent decrease 3.06 percent increase 3.06 percent decrease

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25 August, 19:40

You are in charge of a project that has a degree of operating leverage of 1.24. What will happen to the operating cash flows if the number of units you sell increase by 3.8 percent? Group of answer choices 4.71 percent increase 4.71 percent decrease 3.06 percent increase 3.06 percent decrease

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Michael · Answer 1

4.71 percent increase

Explanation:

The increase in the number of units sold is 3.8%

Degree of operating leverage is 1.24

Therefore, the operating cash flow can be calculated as follows:

Increase in the number of units*degree of operating leverage

= 3.8/100*1.24

= 0.038*1.24

= 0.0471*100

= 4.71%

Hence there is a 4.71 percent increase in the operating cash flow