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Consider each of the following cases:    Case Accounting Break-Even Unit Price Unit Variable Cost Fixed...

Consider each of the following cases:

  

Case Accounting
Break-Even

Unit Price

Unit Variable Cost

Fixed Costs

Depreciation

1 109,400        $ 40       $ 25              $ 825,000      ?
2 132,000        ?       60              2,800,000      $ 1,100,000   
3 6,438        100       ?              103,000      135,000   

   

Required:
(a) Find the depreciation for Case 1. (Do not round your intermediate calculations.)
(Click to select)55,000856,800775,200840,480816,000

    

(b) Find the unit price for Case 2. (Do not round your intermediate calculations.)
(Click to select)540,60381.2189.5585.07566,346

  

(c) Find the unit variable cost for Case 3. (Do not round your intermediate calculations.)
(Click to select)66.1811669.3456.7363.03

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Answer #1

a.) $816,000 ,

Accounting break even unit =[ Fixed costs + depreciation] / (unit price - variable cost)

109,400   = [$825,000 + depreciation] / [$40 - $25]

109,400   = [$825,000 + depreciation] / $15

1641000 = $825,000 + depreciation

depreciation = $816000

b.) $89.55 ,

Accounting break even unit =[ Fixed costs + depreciation] / (unit price - variable cost)

132,000 = [2,800,000 + $ 1,100,000 ] / [unit price - 60 ]

  132,000 = $3900000 / [unit price - 60 ]

132,000 unit price - $7920000 = $3900000

132,000 unit price = $11820000

unit price = $89.55

c.) $63.03 ,

Accounting break even unit =[ Fixed costs + depreciation] / (unit price - variable cost)

6,438 = [103,000 + 135,000] / [100 - variable cost]

6,438 = $238000 / [100 - variable cost]

$643800 - 6438 variable cost = $238000

6438 variable cost = $405800

variable cost = $63.03

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