1.
CM ratio = 40%
Break-even point in units sales = 14,700 units
Break-even point in dollar sales = $441,000
Explanation:
It is given,
Contribution Margin = $158,400
Sales = $396,000
Fixed expenses = $176,400
Selling price per unit = $30
Contribution margin per unit = Contribution Margin / Units
sold
= $158,400 / 13,200 = $12
Variable expenses per unit = Variable expense / Units sold
= $237,600 / 13,200 = $18
CM ratio = CM / Sales
= $158,400 / $396,000 = 0.4 = 40%
Break-even point in unit sales = Fixed expenses/ Contribution
margin per unit
= $176,400 / $12 = 14,700 units
Break-even point in dollar sales = Fixed expenses/ Contribution
margin ratio
= $176,400 / 40% = $441,000
2.
Increased by $28,800.
Increase in company's monthly net operating income = $28,800.
Explanation:
Increase in sales = $88,000
Increase in contribution margin = Increase in sales × CM ratio =
$88,000 × 40% = $35,300
Increase in Fixed expenses (monthly advertising) = $6,400
Increase in net operating income = $35,200 - $6,400 = $28,800
3.
Revised net operating income = $29,200
Explanation:
New selling price per unit = $30 - 10% reduction = $27
New sales unit = Double = 13,200 × 2 = 26,400
New fixed expense = $176,400 + $32,000 = $208,400
New contribution margin per unit = New selling price per unit -
Variable expense per unit
= $27 - $18 = $9
New contribution margin = New sales unit × New contribution
margin per unit
= 26,400 × $9 =$237,600
New net operating income = =$237,600 - $208,400 = $29,200
4.
Unit sales to attain target profit = 15,851
Explanation:
Target profit = $4,300
Increase in variable expenses = $0.60 per unit
New variable expense per unit = $18 + $0.60 = $18.60
Selling price per unit = $30
Fixed expense = $176,400
New contribution margin per unit = Selling price per unit - New variable expense per unit = $30 - $18.60 = $11.40
Units to attain target profit = (Fixed expense + Target profit)
/ New contribution margin per unit
= ($176,400 + $4,300) / $11.40 = 15,851 units
5. a.
CM ratio = 50%
Break-even point in units sales = 15,360 units
Break-even point in dollar sales = $460,800
New variable expense per unit = $18 - $3 = $15
New fixed expense = $176,400 + $54,000 = $230,400
New Contribution Margin per unit = Sales price per unit - New variable expense per unit = $30 - $15 = $15
New CM ratio = CM per unit / Selling price per unit
= $15 / $30 = 0.5 = 50%
Break-even point in unit sales = Fixed expenses/ Contribution
margin per unit
= $230,400 / $15 = 15,360 units
Break-even point in dollar sales = Fixed expenses/ Contribution
margin ratio
= $230,400 / 50% = $460,800
b.
Contribution income statement:
Units sold = 20,400 units
Sales is taken ad 100%
c. It is recommended that company should automate its operation. If
the company produces 20,400 units, it would generate more income
than when it is not automated.
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