A)
Formula | Larson | Benson | |
Operating leverage | contribution margin /Net income |
80100 / 55100 1.45 |
164650/55100 2.99 |
B)Number of units = present unit sales + (present unit sales* % increase)
= 8900+ (8900*11%)
= 8900 + 979
= 9879 units
Larson | Benson | |||
variable cost per unit | 19 | 9.50 | ||
sales revenue (9879*28) | 276612 | 276612 | ||
variable cost | -187701 (9879*19) | -93850.5 (9879*9.50) | ||
contribution margin | 88911 | 182761.5 | ||
Fixed cost | -25000 | -109550 | ||
Net income | 63911 | 73211.50 | ||
percentage change |
[63911-55100]/55100 8811/55100 15.99% |
[73211.5-55100]/55100 18111.5/55100 32.87% |
% Change = [current year net income -last yeay income ]/last year net income
C)
Number of units = present unit sales - (present unit sales* % increase)
= 8900- (8900*11%)
= 8900 - 979
= 7921 units
Larson | Benson | |||
variable cost per unit | 19 | 9.50 | ||
sales revenue (7921*28) | 221788 | 221788 | ||
variable cost | -150499 (7921*19) | -75249.5 (7921*9.50) | ||
contribution margin | 71289 | 146538.5 | ||
Fixed cost | -25000 | -109550 | ||
Net income | 46289 | 36988.50 | ||
percentage change |
[46289-55100]/55100 -8811/55100 - 15.99% |
[36988.5-55100]/55100 -18111.5/55100 -32.87% |
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