Double T resort has two departments, which are rooms and F&B. Rooms and F&B departments’ revenues are $280,000 and $130,000 respectively. Also, the VCs are $200,000 and $90,000 for rooms and F&B department respectively. Suppose that room’s revenue has increased by 14.00% and there is a 12.00% decrease in VC for both departments. If the FC is $160,000, how much reduction in total revenue at the breakeven point has Double T experienced before and after the changes in both revenues and VCs?
Group of answer choices
$199,023 reduction
$176,179 reduction
$237,561 reduction
$203,822 reduction
Contribution = Sales - Variable cost
Room Contribution = 280000 - 200000 = 80000
F&B contribution = 130000 - 90000 = 40000
Overall contribution = 80000 + 40000 = 120000
Overall sales = 280000 + 130000 = 410000
Overall contribution margin = 120000 / 410000 = 29.2683%
Break even sales = Fixed costs / Overall contribution margin = 160000 / 29.2683% = 546666
After revision
Room contribution = (280000 *1.14 - 200000 * 0.88) = 143200
F&B contribution = 130000 - 90000 *0.88 = 50800
Overall sales = 280000*1.14 + 130000 = 449200
Overall contribution = 143200 + 50800 = 194000
Contribution margin = 194000 / 449200 = 43.1879%
Revised break even = 160000 / 43.1879% = 370473
Reduction in break even sales = 546666 - 370473 = 176193
Correct Answer: B
Note : difference may be due to rounding.
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