1.let x be the indifferent point.
at this point profit of both the alternatives will be same.
contribution under both the options:
option 1 | option 2 | |
sale price | 204 | 204 |
less: | ||
direct material | (61.20) | (40.8) |
direct labor | (48) | (41) |
variable overhead | (13.20) | (33.80) |
variable selling cost ($204*10%) | (20.40) | (20.40) |
contribution per unit | 61.20 | 68 |
profit under option 1 = $61.20 *x units - (2,070,000+3,370,000 fixed costs)
=>61.20x - 5,440,000.
profit under option 2 =68x - (4,008,000 + 3,370,000)
=>68x - 7,378,000
at indifference point, both the profits are equal
=>61.20x - 5,440,000 = 68x -7,378,000
=>6.80x = 1,938,000
=>x=285,000 units.
at 285,000 units patterson products inc can be indifferent between the two upgrade options.
required 2:
option 1;
since fixed costs are low under option 1, we need to opt it for demand under indifference point.
required 3:
break even unit sales for option 1 | 88,889 |
break even unit sales for option 2 | 108,500 |
working:
break even unit sales = fixed costs / contribution per unit
option 1:
=>5,440,000 / 61.20
=>88,889.
option 2:
=>7,378,000/ 68
=>108,500.
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