can someone help explain the
proof of this problem?
Break even units = Difference in Fixed costs/Difference in Variable cost per unit
= (265000-224500)/(37-28)
= 4,500 units
Proof is as follows:
Inside cost = 265000 + 28*4500 = $391000
Outside cost = 224,500 + 37*4500 = $391,000
At 2500 units, inside cost = 265000 + 28*2500 = $335,000
Outside = 224500 + 37*2500 = $317,000
i.e. difference between costs = $18000
Units have been calculated as (265000-224500-18000)/(37-28)
= 2,500 units
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