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prohojiy [21]
3 years ago
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PB4.

Business
1 answer:
julia-pushkina [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The question is incomplete, the complete question is given below.

                                $

Sales price               150

Variable cost              80

Fixed expenses 42,000

Answer:

  1. Break-even point (in units) =  600 units
  2. Break-even point (sales) = $90,000
  3. Contribution  margin ratio = 46.6%
  4. Units to be sold to achieve a profit of $21,000 :900 units
  5. Contribution margin income  statement (see below)

                    West Island

Contribution margin income statement

Sales ( $150 900)                            135,000

less variable costs($80 × 900)       <u>  ( 72,000)</u>

Contribution                                       63,000

Less fixed cost                                  <u>(42,000)</u>

Profit                                                   <u>21,000</u>

Explanation:

Break-even point is the level of activity where a business makes no profit or loss. The number of units to be produced which equates the total cost to total revenue.

It is calculated as ;

Break-even point (in units)=Total general fixed cost/ (selling price per  - Variable cost)

Break-even point (sales) = Break-even point (units)× units price

So for West Island, we do as follows:

Break-even point (in units) = $42,000/$(150-80)= 600 units

Break-even point (sales) =   600 × $150 = $90,000

Contribution margin ratio(C.M.R) is the proportion of sales made as contribution. It is determined as contribution/sales revenue.

To calculate the total contribution at the break-even, we just multiply the contribution per unit by the break-even point (units)

Contribution at the break-even point= (150-80) × 600=$42,000

Contribution  margin ratio = 42,000/(600*150)= 46.6%

Units to be sold to achieve target profit= (Fixed cost + target profit)/ (S.P- V.C)

Therefore to earn a profit of $21,000., West Island will have to sell:

$(42,000 + 21,000)/$(150-80) = 900 units

                                                    West Island

Contribution margin income  statement

Sales ( $150 900)                            135,000

less variable costs($80 × 900)       <u>  ( 72,000)</u>

Contribution                                       63,000

Less fixed cost                                  <u>(42,000)</u>

Profit                                                   <u>21,000</u>

This confirms our answer !

                                   

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