1.CASE#1
Units sold | 8100 |
Sales | $243000 |
(-) variable cost | ($97200) |
Contribution | $145800 |
(-) fixed cost | ($94000) |
NET OPERATING INCOME | $51800 |
CONTRIBUTION MARGIN PER UNIT = CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT/UNIT SOLD= 145800/8100 |
$18 |
2.CASE#2
units sold (note)3 | 13500 |
Sales | $337500 |
(-) variable cost (note) 2 | ($148500) |
Contribution (note)1 | $189000 |
(-) fixed cost | ($164000) |
Operating income | $25000 |
Contribution margin per unit | $14 |
note 1: contribution= fixed cost+operating income
=$164000+$25000=$189000
Note 2 variable cost= sales -contribution
=$337500-$189000=$148500
Note 3: unit sold=contribution amount/contribution margin per unit
=$189000/$14= 13500 units
3.case#3
Unit sold | 19000 |
sales (note3) | $399000 |
(-) VARIABLE COST | ($266000) |
Contribution(note 1) | $133000 |
(-) fixed cost(note2) | ($88000) |
Operating profit | $45000 |
Contribution margin per unit | $7 |
NOTE 1
CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT=UNIT SOLD× CONTRIBUTION MARGIN PER UNIT
= 19000×$7=$133000
Note 2.
FIXED COST=contribution - operating profit
=$133000 - $45000= $88000
Note 3. Sales = variable cost + contribution
=$266000+$133000=$399000
4.case#4
Unit sold | 4700 |
Sales | $150400 |
(-) variable cost (note 2) | (79900) |
contribution (note 1) | $70500 |
(-) fixed cost | ($91000) |
Operating loss | ($20500) |
contribution margin per unit(note3) | $15 |
note 1. Contribution= fixed cost+operating profit/loss
=$91000+($20500)= $70500
Note 2: variable cost= sales-contribution
=$150400-$70500
= $79900
Note3: contribution margin per unit= contribution amount/unit sold
= $70500/4700= $15
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