plumiBusiness revenues, costs and profits: Edexcel GCSE Business questions
Every Edexcel GCSE Business exam question on 1.3.2 Business revenues, costs and profits, 2019–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 26 questions on Business revenues, costs and profits, as a list
- June 2025, Paper 1, Q2(c) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 1, calculate the fixed costs for the small business. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2025, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate the percentage increase in total costs between 2021 and 2022. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2025, Paper 1, Q5(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2 and Table 3, calculate the amount of profit made in April from selling Nduja pizzas. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2024, Paper 1, Q2(c) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 1, calculate the total costs for the small business. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2024, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate the margin of safety for August. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2024, Paper 1, Q7(a) (1 mark): State one example of a fixed cost for PFC. (1) In the Source Booklet, look at Figure 3 and read Extract B, then answer Question 7. SECTION C Look at Figure 3 an
- June 2023, Paper 1, Q2(c) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 1, calculate the decrease in the break even level of output. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2023, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate the revenue for March. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2022, Paper 1, Q1(a) (1 mark): Which one of the following is an example of a variable cost? (1) Select one answer. A Insurance B Packaging C Rent D Salaries
- June 2022, Paper 1, Q2(c) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 1, calculate the margin of safety. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2022, Paper 1, Q3(c) (3 marks): Explain one way a small business could reduce its variable costs. (3)
- June 2022, Paper 1, Q5(a) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2, calculate the interest on the loan as a percentage of the total amount borrowed. You are advised to show your workings. (2) 5
- June 2022, Paper 1, Q7(a) (1 mark): State one source of revenue for Digital Allies. (1) Read the following extract carefully and then answer Question 7. Write your answers in the spaces provided.
- November 2021, Paper 1, Q2(a) (2 marks): Which two of the following can be interpreted from a break even diagram? (2) Select two answers. A Insolvency B Margin of safety C Market share D Net cash flow
- November 2021, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate, to 2 decimal places, the percentage decrease in sales revenue from January to March. You are advised to show your
- November 2021, Paper 1, Q6(a) (1 mark): State one fixed cost that Sports Tours Ltd will need to pay. (1) Read the following extract before answering Questions 4, 5 and 6. Write your answers in the spa
- November 2020, Paper 1, Q2(b) (2 marks): Which two of the following are examples of variable costs? (2) Select two answers. A Advertising B Insurance C Packaging D Raw materials E Rent
- November 2020, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate the percentage change in total costs between May and July. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- November 2020, Paper 1, Q5(a) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2, calculate the selling price per bike. You are advised to show your workings. (2) 5 On Your Bike has made the following forecas
- November 2020, Paper 1, Q5(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2, calculate the profit On Your Bike is forecast to make from selling bikes in 2021. You are advised to show your workings. (2) 5
- November 2020, Paper 1, Q5(c) (6 marks): Analyse the impact on On Your Bike of reducing costs in order to lower its break even level of output. (6) 5 On Your Bike has made the following forecasts for t
- June 2019, Paper 1, Q2(c) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 1, calculate the total costs for one month. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2019, Paper 1, Q3(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Figure 1, calculate the total profit for the period January to March. You are advised to show your workings. (2)
- June 2019, Paper 1, Q5(a) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2, calculate the level of output required to break- even in April. You are advised to show your workings. (2) 5 Last Course Patis
- June 2019, Paper 1, Q5(b) (2 marks): Using the information in Table 2, calculate the variable cost per dessert following the increase in the cost of raw materials. (2) 5 Last Course Patisserie has
- June 2019, Paper 1, Q6(c) (9 marks): Justify which one of these two options Last Course Patisserie should choose. (9) 6 The new head chef carried out secondary market research to identify informati
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