Day Company produces and sells three products: Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. Their respective selling prices are $1, $2, and $3. Variable costs per unit are $0.50, $1.50, and $2.00. Total fixed costs amount to $60,000. For every unit of Alpha sold, three units of Beta and four units of Gamma are sold.
(a) What is the contribution margin per unit for each product?
Contribution Margin = SP – VC
Alpha = $1 - $0.5 = $0.5
Beta = $2 - $1.5 = $0.5
Gamma = $3 - $2 = $1
(b) Determine the operating income, assuming that sales in units for the three products were 20,000, 40,000, and 50,000.
Operating Income = (Alpha Units sold * Contribution margin) + (Beta Units sold * Contribution margin) + (Gamma Units sold * Contribution margin) – Fixed cost
= (20000 * $0.5) + (40000 * $0.5) + (50000 * $1) - $60000 = $20000
(c) compute the breakeven point in units and dollars
Fixed cost/Combined contribution
Combined contribution = (Alpha contribution * 1 unit) + (Beta contribution * 3 unit) + (Gamma contribution * 4 unit)
= ($0.5 * 1) + ($0.5 * 3) + ($1 * 4) = $6
$60000/$6 = 10000 units
Alpha = 10000 units
In dollars = 10000 * $1 = $10000
Beta = 10000 * 3 = 30000 units
In dollars = 30000 * $2 = $60000
Gamma = 10000 * 4 = 40000 units
In dollars = 40000 * $3 = $120000
(d) compute the number of units required to earn a before tax profit of $100,000
(Profit + Fixed cost)/Combined contribution
($100000 + $60000)/$6 = 26667 units
Alpha = 26667 units
Beta = 26667 * 3 = 80000 units
Gama = 26667 * 4 = 106667 units
(e) Compute the number of units required to earn an after-tax profit of $120,000 assuming a 25% tax rate.
After Tax Profit = $120000
Before Tax = $120000/75% = $160000
($160000 + $60000)/$6 = 36667 units
Alpha = 36667 units
Beta = 36667 * 3 = 110000 units
Gamma = 36667 * 4 = 146667 units
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