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- Suppose the marginal cost and marginal revenue (in ¢000) for a product produced by a company is estimated to be MC=q+35 MR=560+22q-q^2 Where q is the quantity produced and the firm’s break-even is 5 units per week You are Required to I. determine the total cost and the total revenue function in terms of q. II. estimate the output at which profit is maximize III. calculate the maximum profitA company produces and sells two products with the following costs: Product X £0.45 £1,212,000 per period Product Y Variable costs (per £ of sales) Fixed costs £0.60 Total sales revenue is currently generated by the two products in the following proportions: 70% 30% Product X Product Y Required: (a) Calculate the break-even sales revenue per period, based on the sales mix assumed above. (b) Prepare a profit volume chart of the above situation for sales revenue up to £4,000,000. Show on the same chart the effect of a change in the sales mix to Product X 509%, Product Y 50%. Clearly lindicate on the chart the break-even point for each situation. (C) Of the fixed costs £455.000 are attributable to Product X. Calculate the sales revenue required on Product X in order to recover the attributable fixed costs and provide a net contribution of £700.000 towards general fixed costs and profit.Matamad Inc. Provides you with the following data on its operation for analysis:Unit selling priceP40Variable costs and expenses per unit.P30Fixed cost and expenses per annum.P48,000REQUIRED:a. Contribution margin per unitb. Contribution margin percentagec. BEP sales volume (units)d. BEP peso salese. Peso sales with desired income of P9,000f. Peso sales with desired income P13,000 after 32% income tax
- A company has assessed the profitability of its three products as shown here: Product A Product B Product C Total Sales (units) 3,000 5,000 2,000 10,000 £ £ Price 15.00 10.00 5.00 Variable costs 6.00 4.00 3.00 Divisible fixed costs 2.00 1.00 0.50 Non-divisible fixed costs 2.00 2.00 2.00 Profit/(Loss) 5.00 3.00 (0.50) As a result of this, it has been suggested that Product C should be dropped. All other things being equal what would be the financial impact of dropping Product C? A B Profit would increase by £1,000. Profit would increase by £2,000. Profit would fall by £3,000. C D Profit would fall by £4,000. £Blossom Company has the following information available for September 2022. Unit selling price of video game consoles Unit variable costs Total fixed costs Units sold $400 $320 $24,000 600A projected income statement of Hailwork’s company for the coming year follows: Sales $506300 |Total Variable Cost 170865 Contribution Margin ? Total Fixed Cost 175000 Operating Income ? Compute contribution margin and contribution margin ratio Compute the Operating Income How much revenue must be earned in order to breakeven What is the effect on contribution margin ratio if the unit selling price and unit variable cost increase by 10 percent each?
- The following information relates to the operations of a company; cost per unit from supplier- GH¢80, variable cost per unit GH¢40 and total fixed cost of GH¢300000. The company determines its selling price by adding a margin of 20%. What is the breakeven quantity?Question 1: A company produces and sells two products with the following costs: Product X Product Y Variable costs per Br. of sales Fixed costs per period Br.0.45 Br.1 212 000 Br.0.6 Br.1 212 000 Total sales revenue is currently generated by the two products in the following proportions: Product X 70% Product Y 30% Required: Calculate the break-even sales revenue per period, based on the sales mix assumed Prepare a profit–volume chart of the above situation for sales revenue up to Br.4 000 Show on the same chart the effect of a change in the sales mix to product X 50%, product Y 50%. Clearly indicate on the chart the break-even point for each situation. Of the fixed costs 455 000 are attributable to product X. Calculate the sales revenue required on product X in order to recover the attributable fixed costs and provide a netcontribution of Br.700 000 towards general fixed costs and profit.Profit Functions A company has a fixed cost of $26,000 and a production cost of $5 for each unit it manufactures. A unit sells for $10. Find the following functions (in dollars). (a) What is the cost function? C(x) = (b) What is the revenue function? R(x) = (c) What is the profit function? P(x) = (d) Compute the profit (loss), in dollars, corresponding to the following production levels. P(5,500) =$ P(8,800) =$ P(12,100) =$
- Skeeter Systems uses the following data in its Cost-Volume-Profit analyses: Sales Variable expenses Contribution margin Fixed expenses Net operating income O $80,000 What is total contribution margin if sales volume increases by 20%? O $158,400 O $200,000 Total $ 400,000 280,000 120,000 100,000 O $144,000 $ 20,000Compute for what is being asked1. Unit selling price P800 unit variable cost P350 annual sales volume, 620 units, fixed costs and expenses P200,000 per year. Compute the following.a. Contribution margin per unitb. Contribution margin percentagec. BEP sales volume (units)d. BEP peso salee. Operating income (BIT)using the break even salef. Operating income (EBIT) using the annual sales volumeA product has a sales price of $230 and a per-unit contribution margin of $115. What is the contribution margin ratio? Contribution margin ratio fill in the blank 1%