(1) At the Break-even point
The number of Tape Recorder=40,000 units (See note below)
The number of Electronic Calculators=80,000 units (See note below)
Note
Total Fixed Overheads
Fixed factory overheads $ 280,000
Fixed Marketing &Administrative expenses $1040,000
Total Fixed Overheads $1320,000
Contribution per unit
|
Particulars |
Tape Recorder |
Electronic Calculators |
|
Selling price |
$15 |
$ 22.50 |
|
Less: Variable Cost |
$ 8 |
$ 9.50 |
|
Contribution per unit |
$ 7 |
$ 13.00 |
|
Number of units |
X |
2X |
|
Total Contribution |
$ 7X |
$26X |
At the Break-even point:
Total Contribution= Total Fixed Cost
$7x+$26x=$ 1320,000
Therefore X=$1320,000/$ 33
X= 40,000
The number of Tape Recorder=40,000 units
The number of Electronic Calculators=80,000 units
(2)Sales required to earn an after tax profit of 9% on sales is as follows:(as per 19B)
Number of Tape Recorder units=54000 units (See Note below)
Number of Electronic calculators=162000 units(See Note below)
NOTE
Sales required of tape recorder=X units
Sales required of Electronic calculator=3X units
|
Particulars |
Tape Recorder |
Electronic Calculators |
|
Selling price |
$ 15 |
$ 20 |
|
Less: Variable Cost |
$ 7.80 |
$ 8.90 |
|
Contribution per unit |
$ 7.20 |
$ 11.10 |
|
Number of units |
X |
3X |
|
Total Contribution |
$ 7.20X |
$ 33.30 X |
Total Contribution margin=$ 7.20X+$ 33.30 X=$ 40.50 X
Total Fixed Costs:
Fixed factory overheads $ 280,000
Fixed Marketing &Administrative expenses $1097,000
Total Fixed Overheads $1377,000
Profit before tax=$40.50X-$ 13,77,000
Profit after Tax=0.45($40.5X-$13,77000)=0.09($15X+60X)
$40.5X-$1377000=$15X
Therefore $25.5X=$13,77,000
X=54000 units
3X=162000 units
(3)At the Break-even point as per 19B
The number of Tape Recorder=34,000 units(see note below)
The number of Electronic Calculators= 102,000 units(see note below)
NOTE:
Direct material$3.60+direct labor $2.20+variable overheads $2=$7.80(see Note 1)
Direct material$3.60+direct labor $3.30+variable overheads $2=$ 8.90(see Note 2)
|
Particulars |
Tape Recorder |
Electronic Calculators |
|
Selling price |
$ 15 |
$ 20 |
|
Less: Variable Cost Note3(see note 1 and note 2) |
$ 7.80 |
$ 8.90 |
|
Contribution per unit |
$ 7.20 |
$ 11.10 |
|
Number of units |
X |
3X |
|
Total Contribution |
$ 7.20X |
$ 33.30 X |
Total Fixed Costs:
Fixed factory overheads $ 280,000
Fixed Marketing &Administrative expenses $1097,000
Total Fixed Overheads $1377,000
At the break Even point
Total Contribution= Total Fixed Cost
$7.20x+$33.30x=$ 1377000
$40.50=$ 1377000
X=34000 units
3x=102000 units
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