Answer-
selling cost per unit = 2,000,000 / 80,000 = $25
Variable cost per unit = 1,200,000 / 80,000 = $15
Contribution margin per unit = Sales per unit - variable expense per unit = $25 - $15 = $10
Contribution margin ratio = contribution margin per unit / sales per unit = $10 / $25 = .40
Break even point = Fixed cost / contribution margin ratio
a) Break even point = 1,035,000 / .4 = 2,857,500
b)
per unit sale increasse by 25%
New sale price = 25*25% = $ 6.25 + $ 25 = $31.25
Contribution margin ratio = $31.25 - $15 / $31.25 = .52
Break evenpoint = $1,035,000 / .52 = $1,990,385
2.
Sales price per unit = $25
Variable cost per unit = $ 15 + 5%* $25 = $16.25
Fixed cost = $1,035,000 - $200,000 + $40,000 = $875,000
Contribution margin ratio = $25 - $16.25 / $25 = .35
Break evenpoint = $875,000 / .35= $2,500,000
3. Fixed cost = $1,035,000 + 784,000 - $518,000 = $1,301,000
variable cost per unit = (784,000 +92,000 +58,000 ) /80,000 = $11.675
Contribution margin ratio = 25-11.675 / 25= .533
Break even point = 1,301,000 / .533 = $2,440,900
SO the 1st alternative is the best .
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