Lecture CH8 Practice Set Soln
Lecture CH8 Practice Set Soln
Lecture CH8 Practice Set Soln
4. Sales in units that will produce a net income of 25% of sales units
Let the number of sales units unknown be "X"
T/P= FC+Profit
CM
1= $30,000+25% OF $40 (SALES)(X)
$15(X)
1 x $15(X)=$30,000+$10(X) x$15(X) Mulitply both sides by $15(X)
$15(X) Contribution equation method
$15(X)=$30,000+$10(X) S=VC+FC+P Formula
$15(X)-$10(X)=$30,000 $40(X)=$25(X)+$30,000+25% OF $40( SALES)(X)
$5(X)=$30,000 Divide both sides $5 $40(X)-$25(X)-$10(X)=$30,000
$5(X)=$30,000 Divide both sides $5
$5(X) =$30,000
$5 $5 $5(X) =$30,000
$5 $5
(X) =6,000 units
(X) =6,000 units
5. Net Income, if 3,200 product units are sold
Let the unknown profit in dollars be "X"
Contribution equation method T/P= FC+Profit
S=VC+FC+P Formula CM
$40(3,200)=$25(3,200)+$30,000+(3,200)(X) 1. =$30,000+(3,200)(X)
$128,000=$80,000+$30,000+(3,200)(X) $15(3,200)
$128,000-$80,000-$30,000=(3,200)(X) 1. =$30,000+(3,200)(X)
$18,000=(3,200)(x) $48,000
1.x $48,000 =$30,000+(3,200)(X) x $48,000 Mulitply both sides by $48,000
$48,000
'$48,000-$30,000=(3,200)(X)
$18,000 =(3,200)(X)
6. The break-even sales in units, if variable expenses are increased by $3 per unit and
if total fixed costs are decreased by$9,000. units
Let the number of sales units unknown be "X"
B/E= FC+Profit Contribution equation method
CM S=VC+FC+P Formula
B/E= ($30,000-$9,000)+$0=1,750 units $40(X)=($25+3)(X)+($30,000-9,000)+$0
$15-$3 $40(X)-$28(X)=$21,000
$12(X)=$21,000
7. If the company desires a net income of $15,000 on a sales volume of 5,000 units,
what must the unit selling price be, assuming no changes in the $25 variable expenses
per unit or the $30,000 total fixed expenses?
Let the unknown sales value per unit in dollars be "X"
Contribution equation method T/P= FC+Profit
S=VC+FC+P Formula CM
$(X))(5,000)=$25(5,000)+$30,000+$15,000 1. =$30,000+$15,000 0.0002
$(X))(5,000)=$125,000+$30,000+$15,000 $(X)(5,000)
$(X))(5,000)=$170,000 1. =$45,000
$(X)(5,000)
$(X))(5,000)=$170,000 1x$(X)(5,000) =$45,000 x $(X)(5,000) Mulitply both sides by $(X)(5,000)
5,000 5,000 Divide both sides 5,000 units $(X)(5,000)
$(x) =$34 $(X)(5,000) =$45,000
$(X) =$9+ CM
$25+ VC
=$34 SP
VI Given for Lone Product Corporation
Sales $50,000
Total fixed expenses $12,000
Total variable expenses $3,500
Find:
1. Variable Cost ratio %
4. Sales that would produce a net income of $9,000 assuming no change in the variable
cost ratio and fixed expenses. $
Let the sales dollars unknown be "X"
T/P= FC+Profit Contribution equation method
CM S=VC+FC+P Formula
=$12,000+$9,000=$70,000 100%(X)=70%(X)+$12,000+$9,000
30%=.30 100%(X)-70%(X)=$21,000
30%(X)=$21,000
5. Sales that would provide a net income of 10% of sales, assuming no change in
variable cost ratio or total fixed expenses $
Let the sales dollars unknown be "X"
Contribution equation method T/P= FC+Profit
S=VC+FC+P Formula CM
100%(X)=70%(X)+$12,000+10%$(X) 1. =$12,000+10%$(X)
100%(X)-70%(X)-10%(X)=$12,000 30%$(X)=.30$(X)
20%(X)=$12,000
1. =$12,000+10%$(X)
.2(X) =$12,000 Divide both sides .2 .30$(X)
.2 .2
(X) =$60,000 1.x.30$(X) =$12,000+10%$(X) x .30$(X)
.30$(X) Multiply both sides .30$(X)
.30$(X) =$12,000+10%$(X)
.30$(X)-.10%S(X) =$12,000
.20$(X) =$12,000
(X) =$60,000
6 Break even sales, if total fixed expenses are reduced by $3,000 and if selling prices
are reduced by 20% per product unit, assuming no change in ratio of variable costs to
the number of product units produced and sold. $
Historical Revised
Sales $50,000 100% X 80% $40,000 100.00%
VC 35,000 70% 35,000 87.50%
CM $15,000 30% $5,000 12.50%
FC 12,000 (3,000) 9,000
NI $3,000 6% ($4,000) -(10.00%)
Compute the break-evn point I terms of total units for each of these planned mixes:
1 pkg
1. Three F's for each G 3,500 units F G Wtd avge
Proof: unit 3 1 4/4
S CM $15 $3 4.50
VC
CM $15,750 1 pkg
2. Three G's for each F FC 15,750 4,500 units F G Wtd avge
NIBT 0 1 3 4/4
CM $5 $9 3.50
1 pkg
3. Five F's for every three G's 3,706 units F G Wtd avge
5 3 8/8
CM $25 $9 4.25
Compute the break-evn point I terms of total units for each of these planned mixes:
CM