Cost-volume-profit analysis: • Is a type of cost accounting and one of the major, widely used tools of financial analysis to help managers make short term decisions. • is based upon determ…Full description
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Maxine's budget for the upcoming year revealed the following figures:
If the company's break-even sales total $7!"!!!" Maxine's safety margin would be: $#%"!!!& $%"!!!& $()!"!!!*& $90,000. $%)%"!!!& +ou are analy,ing ecker .orporation and /ewton .orporation and have concluded that ecker has +ou a higher operating leverage factor than /ewton& 0hich one of the following choices correctly depicts (1* the relative use of fixed costs (as opposed to variable costs* for the two companies and (#* the percentage change in income caused by a change in sales2 3
0ellcom .orporation has the following sales mix for its three products: 3" #!45 " 45 and ." 4& 6ixed costs total $!!"!!! and the weighted-average contribution margin is $1!!& ow many units of product 3 must be sold to break-even2 .annot be determined based on the information presented& #!"!!!& 800. "!!!& 3n amount other than those those above& t a volume level of !!"!!! units" 8ullivan reported the following information:
9he company's contribution-margin ratio is closest to: !&%!& 0.67. !&!& an amount other than those above& !&&
rey" Inc& sells a single product for $#!& ;ariable costs are $< per unit and fixed costs total $1#!"!!! at a volume level of "!!! units& 3ssuming that fixed costs do not change" reen's break-even sales would be: $200,000. $1%!"!!!& an amount other than those above& $!!"!!!& $b?ective: !7-!1 .ompute a break-even point using the contribution-margin approach and the e@uation approac
rime-A is studying the profitability of a change in operation and has gathered the following information:
8hould rime-A make the change2 +es" the company will be better off by $%"!!!& /o" because sales will drop by "!!! units& No, because the company will be worse off by $4,000. It is impossible to ?udge because additional information is needed& /o" because the company will be worse off by $##"!!!& Learning Objective: 07-04 Apply CVP analysis to determine the eect on proit o changes in i!ed e!penses" variable e!penses" sales prices" and sales vol#me$
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he following information relates to Ca,ie .ompany:
Ca,ie's operating leverage factor is closest to: !&!!& 6.000. !&!%7& !&1%7& #&!!& Learning Objective: 07-0% &!plain the role o cost str#ct#re and operating leverage in CVP relationships$
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3 recent income statement of 8uni .orporation reported the following data:
If these data are based on the sale of #!"!!! units" the break-even point would be: " units& 11"%#< units& an amount other than those above& 12,00 units. 7"!! units& =earning >b?ective: !7-!1 .ompute a break-even point using the contribution-margin approach and the e@uation approach&
Canielle sells a single product at $#! per unit& 9he firm's most recent income statement revealed unit sales of 1!!"!!!" variable costs of $b?ective: !7-! 3pply .;D analysis to determine the effect on profit of changes in fixed expenses5 variable expenses5 sales prices5 and sales volume&
