Determine expected profit: p= 0.95, present value of $1,260 for revenues, present value of $1,000 for costs, costs increased to $1,110, no possibility of repeat orders

Q: /v ratio, variable cost and, profit Sales 80000 Fixed expenses 15000 Break even point 50000

A: P/v ratio is the ratio which inducates the chnage in profit due to chnage in sales volume. Therefore…

Q: a. Compute the anticipated break-even sales (units). units b. Compute the sales (units) required to…

A: Requirement a:   Compute the break-even point in units.

Q: Total Fixed costs Net profit Break even Case # Sales Variable sales cost contribution revenue…

A: Break even sales revenue is a condition where no profit no loss for the organisation

Q: ed cost g term.

A: Answer : Contribution margin = Sales - Variable cost Contribution margin = $6000 - $4000 = $2000

Q: Alternative A Alternative B OMR 50,000 OMR 60,000 ts 30,000 30,000 10,000 16,000

A: Incremental revenues, costs or profits are the  changes in revenue, cost or profit from one period…

Q: Assume a sales price per unit of $25, variable cost per unit $21, and total fixed costs of $154560.…

A: Contribution margin per unit = Selling price - Variable cost Contribution margin ratio =…

Q: Find the missing values in the table below with different amount of sales and change in variable…

A: Current sales in dollars for 600 units ; Sales = $154000 Variable expenses = $36000 Contribution…

Q: S You have been provided with the following information: Sales Less variable expenses Contribution…

A: MARGINAL COSTING INCOME STATEMENT Marginal Costing Income Statement is One of the Important Cost…

Q: NAPOLEN SALES REVENUE IS $ 500000 , VARIABLE COST IS 20000 , FIXED C OST FOR THE YEAR IS 50000 SHOW…

A: Formula used: Net profit = Total revenues - Total Expenses Deduction of expenses from revenues…

Q: Indicate whether the breakeven point will increase or decrease based on the following change (each…

A: Break even point = Fixed costs /Contribution margin per unit  where, Contribution margin per unit =…

Q: Ssume that sales are predicted to be $26,250, the expected contribution margin is $10,500, and a net…

A: The correct option is c. $30,625 Calculation: Net Loss=Contribution margin-Fixed cost…

Q: Sales = 5000 units with selling price of OMR 12 per unit, Break-even point = 4000 units, Fixed cost…

A: Break-even point is the point at which the entity does not make any profit or loss  That is Selling…

Q: Assume the following information: Sales Variable expenses Contribution margin Fixed expenses Net…

A: Margin of safety is the difference between total sales revenue and break-even sales revenue. Break…

Q: the Sales Cost ( 390000)$ , Sales ( 990000)$ , Ind. Marketing ( f. ) ( 120000)$ Ind. Exp. ( f.) (…

A: Net Profit:-It is an amount that is calculated by deducting variable and fixed expenses from the…

Q: Assume the following (1) total sales = $200,000 (2) breakeven sales = $120,000, and (3) total fixed…

A: The break-even sales are the sales where the business earns no profit or loss during the period. The…

Q: In the cost-volume- profit graph (above), what is represented by the point marked "B"?

A: Break even point- This is the point where the company will make no profit and no loss, its the point…

Q: If, Total Fixed cost OMR 40000, Selling price per unit OMR 30, and Variable cost per unit OMR 12,…

A: The differentiation between anticipated profit margins and break-even point would be known as the…

Q: :lf margin of safety ratio is 50% and sales increased by 30%, operating income will increase by 30%…

A: The margin of safety can be defined as the difference between the expected level  of sale and the…

Q: Harold McWilliams owns and manages a general merchandise store in a rural area of Virginia. Harold…

A: Margin of safety is the difference between total sales revenue and the break-even point in sales…

Q: What is the incremental profit?

A: Incremental profit is the additional profit gained due to a managerial decision taken. In this case,…

Q: The following data are available for X Corp: Margin of safety   300; MS ratio 20%; Profit of 100 and…

A: Margin of safety: Margin of safety is the point  after which profit will be happen in multiple of…

Q: If net operating income is $83,000, average operating assets are $415,000, and the minimum required…

A: Residual income is the net operating income over and above income at minimum required rate of return…

Q: Find the missing quantities. If there is no absolute loss, write "none." Breakeven Point Reduced…

A: The Breakeven Point is the level at which the cost of the production is equal to the revenue of the…

Q: Based on Lab 2-4 Excel Sensitivity Analysis of Profitability under Changing Volume, Sales Price, and…

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Q: Find the missing values in the table below with different amount of sales and change in variable…

A: Sales: Sales include a number of goods and services sold by the organization during their accounting…

Q: QUESTION 2 REQUIRED Study the information provided below and answer the following questions…

A: Working For   2.4 Break even if Selling Price Reduced by 40 and Sales commission is 10%   1. Break…

Q: Contribution Margin= $13427 Operating Income = $6390 if volume goes up by 17.08%, operating income…

A: The Relationship between the contribution margin and the net operating income is given by operating…

Q: Which will create the most favorable effect in gross profit A. 10% increase in selling price B. 10%…

A: Assume  Selling price.                             = 120 Costs: Production cost…

Q: Given that sales are R5000000, Gross profit is R1 500 000. Therefore, cost of sales is R 2500000.…

A: The cost of sales can be calculated by deducting the gross profit from the sales revenue.

Q: Use the accompanying Profit_Analysis spreadsheet model to answer the following questions.…

A: Formula used: Breakeven quantity=Fixed costPrice per item-Total variable cost per item Quantity…

Q: amount of profit

A: Total Fixed cost = OMR 40000 Selling price per unit = OMR 20 Total Sales = OMR 120000 Number of…

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Q: assume the following (1) contribution margin = $150,000 (2) net operating come = $15,000, and (3)…

A: The net income is calculated as difference between contribution Margin and fixed Costs. The degree…

Q: Assume that sales are predicted to be $15,000, the expected contribution margin is $6,000, and a net…

A: Break even point: It is calculated by dividing the fixed cost by the contribution margin ratio of…

Q: Margin of Safety The Rachel Company has sales of $830,000, and the break-even point in sales dollars…

A: Answer  Total sales =        Break Even sales + margin of safety sales

Q: In the cost-volume- profit graph (above), what is represented by the point marked "A"?…

A: Introduction Cost volume profit (CVP)  In CVP analysis if cost is equal to the sales then there is…

Q: In the cost-volume- profit graph (above), what is represented by the point marked "D"?…

A: Breakeven point is where revenue is equal to cost ,means fixed cost = contribution

Q: d: ute the anticipated break-even sales (units). blank 1 units ute the sales (units) required to…

A: Break even sales units = Fixed cost/Contribution margin per unit Break even sales units = $…