1.Contribution Margin Ratio= (Sales- variable)*100/sales
(3.60-2.52)*100/3.60 = 30%
Variable cost per unit= Total variable cost/no of units sold
=1,852,200/735,000
=2.52 per unit
2.breakeven point in units = fixed cost/cm per unit
= 508,032/1.08
=470,400 units
breakeven point in dollars = fixed cost/cm ratio
= 508,032/30%
=$ 1,693,440
3. Margin of safety in dollars = Actual sales - Breakeven Sales
=2,646,000-1,693,440
=$ 952,560
Margin of Safety in ratio = Margin of safety*100/Sales
= $ 952,560*100/2,646,000
= 36%
4. Current Income= Sales- Varaible cost- Fixed expenses
= 2,646,000 - 1,852,200 - 508,032
=285,768
Increase in income by 10% so future income= $ 314,344.80
so units have to be sold = Profit + fixed cost/cm per unit
= 314,344.80+508,032/1.08
=761,460 units
waterways has to be sell( 761,460-735,000)26,460 additional units
5.sales increase by 53,000 units then total sales in units = 788,000 units
total contribution margin = 788,000*1.08= 851,040
income = contribution margin - fixed cost
= 851,040- 508,032
= 343,008
income increase in this product (343,008-285,768)
=$ 57,240
6.Contribution margin Statement
total | per unit | ||
sales (490,000 units) | 12,838,000 | 26.20 | |
variable expenses: | |||
Manufacturing cost | 6,929,740 | ||
Selling and administrative cost | 2,698,760 | 9,628,500 | 19.65 |
contribution margin | 3,209,500 | 6.55 | |
Fixed cost: | |||
Manufacturing cost | 1,760,683 | ||
Selling and administrative cost | 790,940 | 2,551,623 | |
net income | 657,877 |
total | per unit | ||
sales (539,000) | 14,229,600 | 26.40 | |
variable expenses: | |||
total | 10,968,650 | 20.35 | |
contribution margin | 3,260,950 | 6.05 | |
Fixed cost: | |||
Manufacturing cost | 1,760,683 | ||
Selling and administrative cost | 790,940 | 2,551,623 | |
net income | 709,327 |
current | new | effect | ||
contribution margin ratio | 25% | 23% | Decrease by | 2% |
net income | 657,877 | 709,327 | increase by | 51,450 |
if sales price, not increase
total | per unit | ||
sales (539,000) | 14,121,800 | 26.20 | |
variable expenses: | |||
total | 10,968,650 | 20.35 | |
contribution margin | 3,153,150 | 5.85 | |
Fixed cost: | |||
Manufacturing cost | 1,760,683 | ||
Selling and administrative cost | 790,940 | 2,551,623 | |
net income | 601,527 |
contribution margin ratio = 5.85/26.20=22%
contribution margin decrease by 3%
profit Decrease by 657,877-601,527= 56,350
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