Requirement 2 (a):
CM per Unit = Sale price - Variable cost
= $70 - $35
= $35
CM Ratio = CM margin / Sale Price
= $35 / $70
= 50%
Break even sales ($) = Fixed Cost / CM Ratio
= $700,000 / 50%
= $1,400,000
Requirement 2 (b):
Break even sales in Units = Break even sales ($) / Selling price per u nit
= $1,400,000 / $70
= 20,000 units
Margin of Safety = (Actual Sales - Break even Sales) / Actual Sales
= (40,000 units - 20,000 units) / 40,000 units
= 20,000 units / 40,000 units
= 50%
Requirement 2 (c):
Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution Margin / Operating Income
= (40,000 units * $35) / {(40,000 units * $35) - $700,000}
= $1,400,000 / $700,000
= 2
Requirement 3:
Operating Leverage = % change in Operating Income / % Change in Sales
% Change in Operating Income = Operating Leverage * % Change in Sales
= 2 * 20%
= 40%
Requirement 4 (a):
Revised Operating Income = (units sales * CM per unit) - Fixed Cost
= (48,000 units * $35) - $700,000
= $980,000
Requirement 4 (b):
Revised Operating Income = $980,000
Initial Operating Income = $700,000
Percentage Increase in Net Operating Income = (Revised OI - Initial OI) / Initial OI
= ($980,000 - $700,000) / $700,000
= $280,000 / $700,000
= 40%
Requirement 5 (a):
CM per unit = Selling price - Variable cost
= $18,000 - $12,600
= $5,400
Break even (units) = Fixed Cost / CM per unit
= $1,728,000 / $5,400
= 320 units
Requirement 5 (b):
Margin of Safety ($) = (Actual Sales - Break even sales) * Selling price per unit
= (400 units - 320 units) * $18,000
= $1,440,000
Requirement 5 (c):
Degree of Operating Leverage = CM / Operating Income
= (400 units * $5,400) / {(400 units * $5,400) - $1,728,000}
= $2,160,000 / $432,000
= 5
Requirement 5 (d):
CM per unit = Sellinf price - Variable Cost
= $15,500 - $12,600
= $2,900
Operating Income = (Unit sales * CM per unit) - Fixed Cost
= (400 units * $2,900) - $1,435,000
= $1,160,000 - $1,435,000
= - $275,000 i.e Net Operating Loss
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