A Level Accounting (9706)•9706/13/O/N/20

Explanation
Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) Calculation
Steps:
- Calculate total assets: non-current assets (75,000) + current assets (25,000) = 100,000.
- Determine capital employed: total assets (100,000) - current liabilities (18,000) = 82,000.
- Compute ROCE: profit (28,000) / capital employed (82,000) ≈ 0.3415 or 34%.
- Round to nearest percentage: 34%.
Why C is correct:
- ROCE formula is profit divided by capital employed (total assets minus current liabilities), yielding exactly 34% here.
Why the others are wrong:
- A: Uses profit over total assets (28,000/100,000 = 28%), ignoring liabilities.
- B: Equals profit percentage without denominator adjustment.
- D: Divides profit by non-current assets only (28,000/75,000 ≈ 37%), excluding net current assets.
Final answer: C
Topic: Analysis and communication of accounting information
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