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140.
Fortune Tools produc
es and sells two prod
ucts. Data conce
rning
these products for the
most recent month
appear below:
Product XYZ
Product VAR
Sales
$14,000
$27,000
Variable costs
$6,720
$12,550
Sales
Variable costs
Fixed costs
141.
142.
Drum Co. has prov
ided the follo
wing data concerning i
ts only product:
Selling price
$200 per unit
Current sales
18,800 units
Break-even sales
14,288 units
Required:
Compute the margin o
f safety in both dollar
s and as a percentage of
sales.
Margin of safety (in dollars) (b)
$902,400
143.
144.
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145.
Grayson Corporatio
n produces and sells a si
ngle product. D
ata concerning that
product
appear below:
Selling price per unit
$230.00
Variable cost per unit
$92.00
Fixed cost per month
$621,000
Selling price per unit
Variable cost per unit
unit and CM ratio
146.
Morrel Co. produces a
nd sells a single product
. The company’
s income statement for th
e
most recent month is gi
ven below:
Sales (6,000 units at $40 per
$240,000
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unit)
Less manufacturing costs:
Direct materials
$48,000
Direct labor (variable)
60,000
Variable factory overhead
12,000
Fixed factory overhead
30,000
150,000
Gross margin
90,000
Less selling and other costs:
Variable selling and other
costs
24,000
Fixed selling and other costs
42,000
66,000
Operating profit
$24,000
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147.
Broken Arrow Inc
. produces and sells a si
ngle product. Data conce
rning that pro
duct
appear below:
Per Un
it
Percent of Sales
Selling price
$190
100%
Variable costs
57
30%
Contribution margin
$133
70%
200 units)
New total contribution margin:
2,200 units × $121 per unit
Present total contribution margin:
2,000 units × $133 per unit
Change in total contribution margin
Less increase in advertising budget
Change in operating profit
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148.
Fairmount Corporation pro
duces and sells a
single product. D
ata concerning that prod
uct
appear below:
Per Unit
Percent of Sales
Selling price
$120
100%
Variable costs
36
30%
Contribution margin
$84
70%
200 units)
New total contribution margin:
7,200 units × $75 per
unit
Present total contribution margin:
7,000 units × $84 per unit
588,000
Change in total contribution margin
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149.
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150.
Volare, Inc. has decide
d to introduc
e a new product. The product c
an be manufactu
red
using either a capital
-intensive or l
abor-intensive
method. The manufact
uring method will
not
affect the q
uality or sales of
the product. The est
imated manufacturing
costs of th
e
two methods are as f
ollows:
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Capital-
Intensive
Labor-
Intensive
Variable
manufacturing cost
per unit
$14.00
$17.60
Fixed manufacturing
cost per year
$2,440,000
$1,320,000