The Taste Delight Bakery produces q large chocolate cakes at a cost of $10.24 each and sells (q-3) of them for $20.14 each. The other three cakes are used for display purposes then donated to a charity food bank. The bakery has fixed costs of $2449 per week for rent and $1532 for labour. How many chocolate cakes must it produce per week to break even, assuming the cakes are the only product? (Round your answer to the nearest whole number to the actual break even point.)
The total cost for the bakery per week is
10.24*q+2449+1532
=10.24q+3981
The bakers sells q-3 cakes at a price of 30.14. So, total revenues per week
=(q-3)20.14
To break even, revenue-cost=0. So,
10.24q+3981=(q-3)20.14
q=408.224
Nearest whole number is 408. So,
q=408.
The Taste Delight Bakery produces q large chocolate cakes at a cost of $10.24 each and...
Q.1
Rooney Corporation produces products that it sells for $18 each.
Variable costs per unit are $9, and annual fixed costs are
$189,900. Rooney desires to earn a profit of $33,300.
Required
Use the equation method to determine the break-even point in
units and dollars.
Determine the sales volume in units and dollars required to earn
the desired profit.
a. Break-even point in units Break-even point in dollars b. Sales volume in units Sales in dollars