PLEASE ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THE QUESTION
ANSWER 1
INCOME STATEMENT
DETAILS | AMOUNT($) | AMOUNT($) |
SALES(10200*72) | 734400 | |
COST OF GOOD SOLD | ||
DIRECT MATERAIL(10200*13) | 132600 | |
DIRECT LABOUR(10200*9) | 91800 | |
FACTORY OVERHEAD{156700+(10200*6)} | 217900 | |
TOTAL COST OF GOOD SOLD | 442300 | |
GROSS PROFIT | 292100 | |
EXPENSES | ||
SELLING EXPENSES | ||
SALES SALARIES AND COMMISSION{32600+(10200*3)} | 63200 | |
ADVERTSING | 11000 | |
TRAVEL | 2400 | |
MISCELLANEOUS SELLING EXPENSE{2700+(10200*3)}` | 33300 | |
TOTAL SELLING EXPENSE | 109900 | |
ADMIN EXPENSE | ||
OFFICE & OFFICERS SALARIES | 31800 | |
SUPPLIES{3900+(10200*1)} | 14100 | |
MISCELLANEOUS SALARY EXPENSE{3700+(10200*1)} | 13900 | |
TOTAL ADMIN EXPENSE | 59800 | |
TOTAL EXPENSES | 169700 | |
INCOME FROM OPERATIONS | 122400 |
ANSWER 2
CONTRIBUTION MARGIN RATIO=50%
WORKINGS
CONTRIBUTION MARGIN RATIO=TOTAL REVENUE-TOTAL VARIABLE COST/TOTAL REVENUE*100%
=734400-367200/734400*100%=50%
ANSWER 3
BREAK EVEN SALES
UNITS=6800 UNITS
DOLLOR=$489600
WORKINGS
BEP(UNITS)=FIXED COST/SP PER UNIT-VC PER UNIT=244800/72-36=6800 UNITS
BEP(DOLLOR)=SP PER UNIT*BEP(UNITS)=$72*6800=$489600
ANSWER 4
BEP=$489600
ANSWER 5
MARGIN OF SAFETY
DOLLOR=$244800
PERCENTAGE=33%
WORKING
MOS(DOLLOR)=CURRENT SALES-BEP(SALES)=734400-489600=$244800
MOS(%)=CURRENT SALE-BEP(SALES)/CURRENT SALE*100%=734400-489600/734400*100%=33.33%
ANSWER 6
OPERATING LEVERAGE=3
WORKING
OPEARATING LEVERAGE=CONTRIBUTION/INCOME FROM OPERATION
=10200*36/122400
=367200/122400=3
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