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1. DEF sells its shirts for $50 a piece. If fixed costs are $300,000 and variable...

1.

DEF sells its shirts for $50 a piece. If fixed costs are $300,000 and variable costs are $20 per unit, what is break-even in sales dollars?

$500,000

$750,000

$3,000,000

$187,500

2.

ABC sells its shirts for $50 a piece. If fixed costs are $300,000 and variable costs are $30 per unit , and they want $100,000 in profit, what is break-even in units?

65000

20000

15000

8750

3.

JH company had the following data: 1.) Sales $2160000 2.) cost of goods sold $1123200 3.) selling expense-$180000 4.) Administrative expense_$144,000. On a piece of scrap paper do an absorption costing income statement. What is net income?

$576,000

$712,800

$324,000

$1,036,800

4.

Type of costing that is used for financial reporting

absorption

mixed cost

variable

mixed

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Answer :-

Break-even in sales dollars = Fixed Cost/Contribution margin ratio

= 300,000/60% = $500,000

Contribution margin ratio = (Selling Price-Variable Cost)/Selling Price

= (50-20)/50 = 60%

Answer :-

Break-even in units = Fixed Cost/Contribution Margin

= 300,000/20 = 15,000 Units

Answer :-

Particulars

Amount($)

Sales Revenue 2,160,000
Less :- Cost of goods sold 1,123,200
Gross Profit 1,036,800
Less :- SG&A
Selling Expense 180,000
Administrative Expense 144,000
Net Income 712,800

Answer :- Variable Costing is used for financial reporting.

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