Part 1
Selling price | $4 |
Variable costs(62.5% of sales) | $2.5 |
Contribution margin per unit | $1.5 |
Contribution margin ratio | 37.5% |
Contribution margin ratio | $600000 |
1.Breakevenpoint = Fixed Cost/contribution per unit =$600000 / $1.5 = 400000 units
2.Break-even sales = Fixed Costs/Contribution margin ratio =$600000 / 37.5% = $1600000
Part 2
1. Actual sales = $2000000
Breakeven sales = $1600000
Margin of safety = Actual sales - Breakeven sales = $400000
2. Margin of safety ratio = (Margin of safety sales/Actual Sales) * 100
=($400000 / $2000000 ) * 100 =20%
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