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Fixed costs $200,000 20,000 units/year produced Selling price $30 Variable cost/unit $10 1. Should I invest...

Fixed costs $200,000 20,000 units/year produced Selling price $30 Variable cost/unit $10

1. Should I invest in a machine that will increase fixed operating costs by $20,000 to decrease VC/unit by $1 and increase sales by 1,000 units at $30 selling price?

2. What is the current operating breakeven? What is the proposed operating breakeven? Now Proposed Units Sales $ Sales COGS Gross Profit FC (oper. costs) EBIT

Now

Proposed

Units

Sales $

Sales

COGS

Gross Profit

FC (oper. costs)

EBIT
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Particulars Now Proposed
Units 20000 21000
Sales $ 30 30
Sales 600000 630000
COGS 200000 189000
Gross Profit 400000 441000
FC ( Operating Costs ) 200000 220000
EBIT 200000 221000

COGS

Now = 20000*10 = 200000

Proposed = 21000 * 9 = 189000

FC (OPerating costs)

Now = 200000 ( given)

Proposed = 200000+20000 = 220000

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Operating Break even point = Fixed costs / Contribution per unit

Now = Contribution per unit = 30-10 = 20

= 200000 / 20 = 10000 Units

Proposed = Contribution per unit = 30-9 = 21

= 220000 / 21  

= 10476 Units

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