The Mesa plant currently produces 11,000 units of Product X but its maximum capacity is 21,000 units. Assume that all of the annual overhead costs of 31,000 is fixed. What is the margin (profit) per unit of Product X that is used to calculate the break-even point?
Enter your answer as a number rounded to two decimal points, e.g., 3.14, 25.70, 100.00, 1540.99. Do not enter any letters, unit symbols, commas, or other non-numerical characters!
Next, Derek Thompson looks at the profitability report of the only product produced in the Chandler plant.
| Product Y | |
| Sales price | 74 |
| Variable costs | 30 |
| Overhead allocation | 16 |
The Chandler plant currently produces 17,000 units of Product X but
its maximum capacity is 31,000 units. Assume that all of the annual
overhead costs of 230,000 is fixed. What is the break-even point of
the Chandler plant?
Enter your answer as a number rounded to two decimal points, e.g., 3.14, 25.70, 100.00, 1540.99. Do not enter any letters, unit symbols, commas, or other non-numerical characters!
| a) Contribution margin per unit | ||
| Sales price | 74 | |
| Less: Variable costs | 30 | |
| Contribution margin per unit | 44 | |
| b) Break even point = Fixed Cost / contribution margin | ||
| Break even point = $230,000/$44 | 5227.27 | units |
The Mesa plant currently produces 11,000 units of Product X but its maximum capacity is 21,000...
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