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Incremental Income/(loss) from Extra Attack Brownies Production and Sale
Total Incremental Sales (50,000 tins*12 $) 600,000 Less: Incremental Variable Cost for 50,000 tins (Given) 75000 Incremental Contribution 5250002.
Total Incremental Sales (20,000 tins*14.5$) | 290000 |
Less: Incremental Variable costs (given) | 100000 |
Incremental contribution | 190000 |
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Variant | Contribution per unit | Total Contribution |
Chocolate Attack | 1.995 | 100,000*1.995 = 199500 |
Extra attack | 75000/50000 = 1.5 | 70,000*1.5 = 105000 |
Nutty Attack | 100,000/20000 = 5 | 30000*5 = 150000 |
Total Weighted Contribution | 454500 | |
Total Tins | 100,000+70,000+30000 = 200000 | |
So Weighted Contribution per tin | 454500/200000 = 2.2725 |
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