Selling price = $125 per unit
Variable cost = $81 per unit
Fixed costs = $28,500 per month
a) Contribution margin per unit = Sales per unit - variable cost per unit = $125 - $81
Contribution margin per unit = $44 per unit
b) Contribution margin ratio = Contribution per unit / Selling price per unit = $44 / $125 * 100
Contribution margin ratio = 35.2 %
c) Break even point in dollars = Fixed cost / Contribution margin ratio * 100
= $28,500 / 35.2 * 100 = $ 80,965.9 or $ 80,966
d) Desired operating income or Desired profit $ 50,000
Units to be sold each month =
= ($28,500 + $50,000) / $44
= $78500 / $44 = 1784 units
e) If 1500 units are sold each month, margin of safety in dollars
Contribution margin ratio remains constant and fixed cost remains constant
Monthly Margin of safety (in dollars) = Profit / Contribution margin ratio
= $37500 / 35.2 * 100 = $ 106,534
f) If 1500 units are sold each month, the monthly operating income will be $ 37,500
Working note :
Income Statement for question (e), (f) for 1500 units
Particulars | Amount ($) |
---|---|
Sales @125 | 187,500 |
Less: Variable cost | (121,500) |
Contribution margin | 66,000 |
Less: Fixed cost | (28,500) |
Operating profit | 37,500 |
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