Reference no: EM132344299
Question :
Longhorn TV presents the table below for contribution margin per unit, total contribution margin, and contribution margin ratio. In the space provided calculate each for scenario A, B and C. How much would net income increase if another 100 units were sold in scenario A?
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A
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B
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C
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Number of units
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1.400
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9,500
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5,620
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Sales price per unit
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$1.200
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$3,700
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$4,550
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Variable Cost per unit
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$ 610
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$ 880
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$ 1,665
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Calculate
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Contribution margin per unit
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$590
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Total contribution margin
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Contribution margin ratio
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49.17%
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1.
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Calculate
Contribution margin per unit $590
Total contribution margin
Contribution margin ratio 49.17% 1.
For scenario A, how much would net income increase if another 100 units were sold? 100 x $590 = $59,000
Owner Joan Garcia is considering franchising her Soup World restaurant concept. She believes customers will pay $9.00 for a large bowl of soup. Variable costs are $3,00 per bowl. Joan estimates monthly fixed cost for a franchise at $9,500.
Requirement 1 - Use the contribution margin ratio to find a franchise's breakeven sales in dollars.
Formula to use:___________________________________
Calculations: $9,500 /66.67% = $ 14.249 in sales to breakeven
$6 / $9 (see OR middle of page 3)
Requirement 2 - Joan believes most locations could generate $37,000 in monthly sales. Is franchising a good idea
for Joan if franchisees want a minimum monthly operation income (target profit) of $14,500?
Formula to use:____________________________________
Calculations: _____________________________ = $ 2.________________________________________ required Sales
Yes, it is a good idea since required sales to hit the target of $14,500 is less than the expected month sales of $37.000