A) 11.33
WAUCM=contribution per sales mix/number of sales mix
number of units sold=total sales/unit price
1. baseball bats=1000/20=50 units
2. tennis rackets=2000/20=100 units
3. bowling balls=3000/20=150 units
so the sales mix is 50:100:150 on simplyfying 1:2:3
number of mix=1+2+3=6
contribution per unit= contribution/number of units sold
contribution=sales-total VC
1. baseball bats=1000-600=400
2. tennis rackets=2000-1300=700
3. bowling balls=3000-750=2250
contribution per unit
1. baseball bats=400/50=8
2. tennis rackets=700/100=7
3. bowling balls=2250/150=15
contribution per sales mix=contribution from sale of 1 unit of baseball bats + contribution from sale of 2 unit of tennis racket + contribution from sale of 3 unit of bowling balls
contribution per sales mix=(1*7)+(2*8)+(3*15)=68
WAUCM=68/6=11.33
B) breakeven points in units is 110 units
breakeven units=total fixed cost/WAUCM
breakeven units=1250/11.33=110.32 rounding to nearest whole number 110 units
for the CFIS
sales mix is 1:2:3
break even sales for each product is
1. baseball bats=110*(1/6)=18.33 units rounding to nearest whole number 18 units
2. tennis rackets=110*(2/6)=36.66 units rounding to nearest whole number 37 units
3. bowling balls=110*(3/6)= 55 units
C)
if sports co needs a targeted profit of 3500 then the sales in units would be=(total fixed cost +3500)/WAUCM
=(1250+3500)/11.33=419.24 units rounding to nearest whole number 419 units
for CFIS
1. baseball bats=419*(1/6)=69.83 units rounding to nearest whole number 70 units
2. tennis rackets=419*(2/6)=139.66 units rounding to nearest whole number 140 units
3. bowling balls=419*(3/6)= 209.5 units rounding to nearest whole number 209 units
in sales= break even units*selling price
1. baseball bats= 70*20=1400
2. tennis rackets= 140*20=2800
3. bowling balls= 209*20=4180
total breakeven sales=4180+2800+1400=8380
D) last month profit is 2100
to determine last month's profit or loss=total sales-total VC-total fixed cost
total sales=1000+2000+3000=6000
total VC=600+1300+750=2650
total fixed cost=1250
last month's profit=6000-2650-1250=2100
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