A) | |
Case # 1 | |
Sales | $287,100 |
Less: Variable costs | ($118,800) |
Contribution Margin | $168,300 |
Less: Fixed Expenses | ($88,000) |
Net Operating Income (loss) | $80,300 |
Contribution Margin per unit ($168,300/9,900 units) | $17 |
Case # 2 | |
Net operating income (loss) | ($32,000) |
Add: Fixed Expenses | $175,000 |
Contribution Margin | $143,000 |
Number of Units ($143,000/$11) | 13,000 |
Sales Revenue | $286,000 |
Less: Contribution margin | ($143,000) |
Variable Expenses | $143,000 |
Case # 3 | |
Contribution margin per unit | $14 |
Add: Variable cost per unit ($206,000/20,600) | $10 |
Selling price per unit | $24 |
Sales (20,600 units * $24 per unit) | $494,400 |
Contribution Margin (20,600 units * $14 per unit) | $288,400 |
Less: Net operating income (loss) | ($204,400) |
Fixed Expenses | $84,000 |
Case # 4 | |
Net operating income (loss) | ($8,900) |
Add: Fixed Expenses | $82,000 |
Contribution Margin | $73,100 |
Sales Revenue | $137,600 |
Less: Contribution margin | ($73,100) |
Variable expenses | $64,500 |
Contribution margin per unit ($73,100/4,300 units) | $17 |
B) | |
Case # 1 | |
Variable expenses (100% - 39% = 61%*$450,000) | $274,500 |
Contribution margin ($450,000*39/100) | $175,500 |
Less: Net operating income (loss) | ($57,500) |
Fixed Expenses | $118,000 |
Case # 2 | |
Sales | $205,000 |
Less: Variable expenses | ($141,450) |
Contribution margin | $63,550 |
Less: Fixed expenses | ($68,000) |
Net Operating Income (Loss) | ($4,450) |
Contribution margin ratio ($63,550/$205,000*100) | 31% |
Case # 3 | |
Net operating income | $79,160 |
Add: Fixed expenses | $466,000 |
Contribution Margin | $545,160 |
Sales ($545,160*100/77) | $708,000 |
Less: Contribution margin | ($545,160) |
Variable expenses | $162,840 |
Case # 4 | |
Sales | $290,000 |
Less: Variable expenses | ($104,500) |
Contribution Margin | $185,500 |
Less: Operating income (loss) | $45,500 |
Fixed Expenses | $231,000 |
Contribution margin ratio ($185,500/$290,000*100) | 64% |
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