Part-1 |
Purchase price from outside vendor:- $2.80 |
Manufacturing Cost |
Annual fixed cost= $149000 |
Variable Cost per Switch=0.80 |
Breakeven Point or Indifference Point= Fixed Cost/( Outsider Price- Variable Cost) |
=$149000/(2.80-0.80)=74500 Switches |
Part-2: It's better to Use Machen A to makes the switches. |
Part-3 |
Manufacturing Cost |
Machine A: |
Annual fixed cost:- No Relevant |
Variable Cost per Switch:- $0.80 |
Machine B |
Annual fixed cost= $218000 |
Variable Cost per Switch:- $0.20 |
Breakeven Point =218000/(0.80-0.20) |
= 363333 |
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