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Breakeven Point is where the ____________ and Total Cost lines meet
Breakeven Point
Total Costs
then the Revenue line is higher than Total Cost line, so Net Income is a profit
Net Income equals ____________ minus Cost
CONTRIBUTION
Unit Contribution = Price - Variable Cost per unit
Contribution Margin =
OR
Use the Units Contribution (top) formula when the problem is in units, and the Contribution ________ (bottom) formula when the problem is in Total Sales and Total Variable Costs
OR
BREAKEVEN UNITS
Breakeven Units = Fixed Costs (Price - Variable Cost)
Example: Acme Manufacturings Fixed ___________ are $120,000 per period, and the price per Roadrunner Trap is $25 while the Variable Cost per trap is $20 Breakeven Units = $120,000 ($25 - $20) Breakeven Units = $120,000 $5 Breakeven Units = 24,000 Roadrunner Traps
BREAKEVEN SALES
Fixed Costs Breakeven Sales = (Sales-Variable Cost)Sales
Example: Acme Manufacturings _______ Costs are $120,000 per period, while the sales are $750,000 and variable costs are $600,000 $120,000 ($750,000 - $600,000)$750,000 $120,000 ($150,000$750,000) $120,000 .200 = $600,000 Sales
Example: Acme Manufacturings Fixed Costs are $120,000 per period, and the price per Roadrunner Trap is $25 while the Variable Cost per trap is $20 Acme sold 30,000 traps for a total of $750,000 in sales and $600,000 in _____________ costs
SUMMARY OF BE POINT
Breakeven Units =
Net Income = Q*Price - Q*VC - Fixed Cost Q=Quantity of units sold & VC=Variable Cost per unit
NET INCOME
Variable Cost Percentage = (Variable Cost Sales) Net Income = Sales - (VC% * Sales) - Fixed Cost Use the Units (top) formula when the problem gives units, and the Sales (bottom) formulas when the problem gives Total ______ and Total Variable Costs
OR
AND
PREDICTION
It was established earlier that the Breakeven Point for Acme is 24,000 units If Acme sells 32,000 traps, will the Net Income be a profit or a loss?
Example: Acme Manufacturings Fixed Costs are $120,000 per period, and the price per Roadrunner Trap is $25 while the Variable Cost per trap is $20 Compute the Net Income if Acme sells 32,000 traps Net Income = Q*Price - Q*Variable Cost - Fixed ______ Net Income = 32,000*$25 - 32,000*$20 - $120,000 Net Income = $800,000 - $640,000 - $120,000
Net Income = Y
Y = $40,000
PREDICTION
It was established earlier that the Breakeven Point for Acme is $600,000 of sales If Acme sells $800,000 of traps, will the Net Income be a profit or a loss?
Example: Acme Manufacturings Fixed Costs are $120,000 per period, and last year Acme sold 30,000 traps for a total of $750,000 in sales and $600,000 in variable costs Compute projected Y if projected sales = $800,000 Variable Cost Percentage = (VCSales)
last year sales
Y = Net Income
AND Net Income = Sales - (VC% * Sales) - _______ Cost Variable Cost %= $600,000 $750,000 = .800 VC% Net Income = $800,000 - (.800*$800,000) - 120,000 Net Income = $800,000 - $640,000 - 120,000
Projected Y = $40,000
Example: Acme Manufacturings Fixed Costs are $120,000 per period, and the price per Roadrunner Trap is $25 while the Variable Cost per trap is $20; and last year Acme sold 30,000 traps for a total of $750,000 in sales and $600,000 in variable costs Compute the projected Net Income if next year Acme sells 32,000 traps for total sales of $800,000 Net Income = Q*Price - Q*Variable Cost - Fixed Cost Net Income = $800,000 - $640,000 - $120,000 Net Income = $40,000 Variable Cost Percentage = (VCSales) last year sales AND Net Income = Sales - (VC% * Sales) - Fixed ______ Net Income = $800,000 - (.800*$800,000) - 120,000 Net Income = $40,000
UNITS
SUMMARY
Total Sales&Costs
Breakeven Sales Fixed Costs (Sales-Variable Cost)Sales
Breakeven Units Fixed Costs (Price - Variable Cost) Projected Income Projected Quantity = Q Q*P - Q*VC - FC = Y
Projected Income Last years numbers VC% = Variable CostSales Projected Sales & FC S - (VC% * S) - FC = Y
Use Units (left) formulas when problem is in units, and Total Sales&Costs (right) formulas when the problem gives Total Sales and Total Variable Costs