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Accounting: What the Numbers Mean 9th Edition by Wayne W McManus, Daniel F Viele, David H Marshall

Edition 9ISBN: 0073527068
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Accounting: What the Numbers Mean 9th Edition by Wayne W McManus, Daniel F Viele, David H Marshall

Edition 9ISBN: 0073527068
Exercise 32

Understanding CVP relationships Calculate the missing amounts for each of the following firms:

 

Units

Sold

Selling

Price

Variable Costs

per Unit

Contribution

Margin

Fixed Costs

Operating

Income (Loss)

Firm A

5,600

$12.00

?

$25,200

$20,300

?

Firm B

16,800

?

$22.20

?

84,500

$ 43,180

Firm C

?

7.30

3.20

28,700

?

(13,500)

Firm D

14,160

?

55.25

66,552

73,250

?

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Finding the missing amounts:

Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

Therefore,

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

For this case,

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,

    <div class=answer> Finding the missing amounts: Firm A: We already know the contribution margin in this case. Formula for calculating contribution margin is as follows:   Therefore,   For this case,     On substituting these values in the formula for variable cost we get,


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