A company have fixed costs of $150,000, sell its unit for $30, and have fluctuating costs of $15.50 per element.?

a. Compute the Break-even point
b.A new plan arrises to cut fixed costs to $75,000. However, more labor will in a minute be required, which will increase variable costs costs per component to $17. The sales price will remain at $30. What is the untried break -even point?
c. Under the new plan, What is plausible to happen to profitability at thoroughly high volume level (compared to the old plan)

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Answers:   Under a., you hold a contribution margin of $14.50 per element. Under b., $13.00 per unit. You should know how to take it from in attendance.

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FYI: There are two kinds of break-even points: break even total and break even sales.

my solution:

For sound out A:

BEQ (break-even quantity) = Fixed Costs/ (Selling Price per unit -Variable Cost per unit)
BEQ=$150,000/(30-15.50)
BEQ=10,344.82759 or 10,345 unit

BES(break-even sales)= BEQ(Selling Price)
BES=10,345(30)
BES=$310,350

for question B:

BEQ=75,000/(30-17)
BEQ=5,769.230769 or 5769

BES=5769(30)
BES=173,070

for examine C:

profitability in the spanking new plan is better compared to the old plan. when we compare the sale needed in both the matured and new plan to break-even, we see that the fresh plan requires less sale for us to break-even.


finished!

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hope this helps.=]

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