X is under product, variable, fixed, and mixed costs. It is Selling with S or Administrative with A.
Each pizza sells for $10.
Determine: The contribution margin per pizza; The breakeven sales level (in number of pizzas; The sales level (in number of pizzas) that will generate a profit of $9,000 for next November.
First we need to calculate Contribution Margin per pizza which is a percentage of Selling price. The formula is
Contribution/Selling price*100 = Contribution margin (as a percentage%)
to calculate contribution all we need to do deduct all variable costs from the selling price,
Thus, Contribution = Selling Price - Variable costs.
Variable costs also include the variable element of mixed costs.
Refer to the table below for the solution.
Particuliars | Amt | Amt |
Selling Price | 10 | |
Less: Variable costs | ||
Dough | 0.4 | |
Toppings | 0.25 | |
Cheese | 0.45 | |
Tomatoes | 0.3 | |
Delivery | 0.22 | |
Energy | 0.25 | |
Car Expenses | 0.15 | |
Total Variable costs | 2.02 | |
Contribution per unit | 7.98 | |
Contribution Margin | 79.80% |
Next up we need to find Breakeven Sales. Breakeven point is the point in sales where there is no profit or loss. Essentially a point where Contribution=fixed costs. For this we will assume the sales volume to be 4000 units and accordingly calculate total fixed costs. Once we get this figure all we need to do is divide this total by Contribution per unit which we already found in our previous solution which will give us Sales units at breakeven point,
For mixed costs, their fixed element needs to be included here.
Check the solution below for better understanding
Particuliars | Amt |
Fixed costs: | |
Energy | 1500 |
Kitchen Personnel | 3000 |
Car Expenses | 2000 |
Facilities | 10000 |
Advertising | 4500 |
Total | 21000 |
Contribution per unit | 7.98 |
Breakeven Sales (units) | 2632 |
Thus Breakeven Sales in units is 2632 units.
The next part includes achieving a target profit of $9000, when attempting such a question all you need to is add this target profit to your fixed costs and then use the same method we used for calculating breakeven sales.
Particuliars | Amt |
Fixed costs: | |
Energy | 1500 |
Kitchen Personnel | 3000 |
Car Expenses | 2000 |
Facilities | 10000 |
Advertising | 4500 |
Target Profit | 9000 |
Total | 30000 |
Contribution per unit | 7.98 |
Target Sales (units) | 3759 |
Thus if we sell 3759 units we will make a profit of $9000.
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