A manufacturer has a limited supply of 1,200 lbs of raw materials that can be used to produce either Product X or Y, details of which are given below.
Product X |
Product Y |
|
Selling price per unit |
$200 |
$250 |
Variable costs per unit |
$176 |
$200 |
Raw materials used per unit |
8 lbs |
10 lbs |
Which one of the following should the manufacturer produce in order to maximize contribution margin?
A.150 units of Product X.
B.120 units of Product Y.
C.100 units of Product X and 40 units of Product Y.
D.100 units of Product X and 80 units of Product Y.
One of the following that manufacturer should produce in order to maximize contribution margin:
The correct option is
Particulars | Product X | Product Y |
Total raw materials available (a) | 1200lbs | 1200lbs |
Raw material used for one unit (b) | 8lbs | 10lbs |
Total output units (c) = (a/b) | 150 units | 120 units |
Selling price per unit (d) | $200 | $250 |
Variable cost per unit (e) | $176 | $200 |
Contribution margin per unit (f)=(d)-(e) | $24 | $50 |
Total contribution on output (c)×(f) | $3600 | $6000 |
Since the total contribution on output is high for product Y, it is recommended to produce product Y and with the limited supply of 120lbs, manufacturer can produce only 120units
Therefore,
In order to maximize the contribution margin, manufacturer should produce 120 units of product Y
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