1. Cartersville Co. reports the following data:
Sales | $561,500 |
Variable costs | (308,800) |
Contribution margin | $252,700 |
Fixed costs | (191,100) |
Operating income | $61,600 |
Determine Cartersville Co.’s operating leverage. Round your answer to one decimal place.
2. The Ira Company has sales of $680,000, and the break-even point in sales dollars is $496,400.
Determine the Ira company's margin of safety as a percent of
current sales.
%
1. Operating leverage = Contribution margin/Operating income = 252,700/61,600 = 4.1 |
2. Margin of Safety = (Sales - Breakeven sales) /Sales = (680,000-496,400)/680,000 = 27% |
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