Contribution margin=Sales-Variable expenses
=(35,000,000-28,000,000)=$7,000,000
Contribution margin ratio=Contribution margin/Sales
=(7,000,000/35,000,000)=20%
a.Breakeven point=Fixed expenses/Contribution margin ratio
=(3,500,000/0.2)=$17,500,000
b.Required Contribution margin=Fixed expenses+Target profit
=(3,500,000+4,500,000)=$8,000,000
Hence required sales=(8,000,000/0.2)=$40,000,000
c.New variable cost=(28,000,000*1.1)=$30,800,000
Contribution margin=Sales-Variable expenses
=(35,000,000-30,800,000)=$4,200,000
Hence Contribution margin ratio=(4,200,000/35,000,000)=12%
Hence breakeven sales=(3,500,000/0.12)
=$29,166,667(Approx).
Sales $ 35,000,000 Operating expenses Variable expenses Fixed expenses $28,000,000 3,500,000 Total expenses 31,500,000 Operating profit...
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