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damaskus [11]
2 years ago
13

QUESTION ONE

Business
1 answer:
ki77a [65]2 years ago
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A. The variable cost per unit is <u>K6.</u>

B. The fixed cost is K40,000 (K136,000 - K96,000)

C. i) The fixed cost of K40,000 will have 2,500 units (K40,000/K16).

ii) Variable cost of K108,000 will have 6,750 units (K108,000/K16).

iii) Total Cost of K148,000 will have 9,250 units (K148,000/K16).

D. The contribution sales ratio = 0.625 (K10/K16)

E. Break-even revenue = Total variable costs + Total fixed costs

= K64,000 (K40,000/0.625)

F. The net profit for the planned sales of 18,000 units is K140,000 (K288,000 - K108,000 - K40,000).

<h3>What is break-even analysis?</h3>

Break-even analysis is the determination of the units or quantities at which a good or service will be produced so that the company can cover its costs without any loss.

Thus, break-even analysis evaluates the unit at which the company will not incur any loss or sustain a profit.  At the break-even point, the revenue equals the costs.

<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>

Selling price per unit = K16

Monthly Production Capacity = 19,000 units

Planned sales = 18,000 units

                                  Production Capacities    Differences

Planned production      16,000        18,000            2,000

Monthly costs           K136,000    K148,000        K12,000

Total variable costs   K96,000   K108,000

Fixed costs                 K40,000    K40,000 (K148,000 - K108,000)

Using the high-low method of cost determination, the Variable cost per unit = K6 (K12,000/2,000).

Learn more about calculating break-even analysis at brainly.com/question/21137380

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