
Jack C. answered 10/07/15
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This is a very simple problem until we get to parts 4 and 5.
1. $6,000 of fixed cost at $0.20 contribution margin / Unit or 20% contribution margin it will take 30,000 units to breakeven
1. $6,000 of fixed cost at $0.20 contribution margin / Unit or 20% contribution margin it will take 30,000 units to breakeven
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2. At 40,000 units; Revenue = $40,000, Variable cost = $32,000 (40,000 units @ $.80/unit) This is not the same a cost of goods sold (COGS). Fixed cost stay at $6,000. This is not the same as overhead. Therefore Pre Tax Net income is $2,000.
2. At 40,000 units; Revenue = $40,000, Variable cost = $32,000 (40,000 units @ $.80/unit) This is not the same a cost of goods sold (COGS). Fixed cost stay at $6,000. This is not the same as overhead. Therefore Pre Tax Net income is $2,000.
3. If space rent increases 100% the new fixed cost are $7,552. At the same dollar contribution margin/ unit and the same contribution margin per cent the new breakeven is $37,760 and 37760 units. ($7552/.2)=37,7760 units and dollars.
4. The information does not compute! If the contribution margin is $.20/ unit what is the 24 per unit. It cannot be $24 or even $0.24. That is in excess of the contribution margin
5. Same problem as part 2.
It seems that 4 and 5 are trying ti introduce increase in variable cost.