2. Compute the answers to the questions below: a. If total fixed costs are $20,000, the selling price is $12, and the variable cost (per unit) is $7, what is the BEP in units? (#) b. In relation to Question #2a, what is the amount of total variable costs at BEP? ($) c. In relation to Question #2a, what will be the sales at BEP? ($) d. In relation to Question #2a, if you as the manager desire a $100,000 profit this year, how many units will you have to sell in order to reach this objective? (#)
Given:
Total fixed cost = $20,000
Selling price per unit = $12
Variable cost per unit =$7
(a)
(b)
Total Variable cost = Variable cost per unit * Number of units
Total Variable cost = 7 * 4,000 = $28,000
(c)
Sales = Selling price per unit * Number of units
Sales = 12 * 4,000 = $48,000
(d)
Profit = Total revenue – Total cost
Here, Total revenue = Selling price per unit * Number of units
and Total cost = Total fixed cost + Total Variable cost
where Total Variable cost = Variable cost per unit * Number of units
Let, X is the number of units need to sell to achieve profit of $100,000
The formula of the profit will be as follows
Profit = (Selling price per unit * X) – [Total fixed cost + (Variable cost per unit * X)]
100,000=(12X) – [20,000+(7X)]
100,000=12X – 20,000 – 7X
100,000=5X – 20,000
5X=100,000+20,000
5X=120,000
X=120,000/5=24,000
In order to achieve target profit, 24,000 units need to be sold.
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