a) Break even point in units = 70000 units
Solution :
'Break even point ' means the situation where the total revenue and total cost will be equal. That means, the level of sales that results in no profit and no loss.
So break even point in units means that the number of units that company has to sell to result in no profit and no loss.
Break even point in units = total fixed cost / contribution margin per unit.
Contribution margin per unit = selling price per unit - variable cost per unit.
= $12 - $7 = $5
Break even point in units = $350000/$5 = 70000 units
b) break even point in units = 83334 units.
Solution :
Up-to 50000 units, the contribution margin per unit = $5
Above 50000 units, the contribution margin per unit = $3 ($10 - $7).
So, total contribution margin by selling 50000 units at the rate of $12 = $5 × 50000 = $250000.
Therefore, the remaining fixed cost that has to be covered by units above 50000 = $350000 - $250000 = $100000
Number of units that needs to be sold above 50000 = $100000/$3 = 33333.33 units.
As units can't be in decimals, it is taken as 33334 units.
Therefore,
Break even point in units = 50000 + 33334 = 83334 units.
c) break even point in units = 110000 units.
Solution :
Compared to (b) the only change is increase in fixed cost by $80000.
That means, the units above 50000 needs to cover this additional cost.
So, break even point in units above 50000 = ($100000 + $80000)/$3 = $180000/$3 = 60000 units.
Total break even point in units = 50000 + 60000 = 110000 units.
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