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The​ Winner's Circle sells two​ products, medals and trophies. The​ Winner's Circle predicts that it will...

The​ Winner's Circle sells two​ products, medals and trophies. The​ Winner's Circle predicts that it will sell 25000 medals and 5300 trophies in the next period. The unit contribution margins for medals and trophies are $ 5.00 and $ 14.75​, respectively. What is the weighted average unit contribution​ margin?

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Total of Sales mix = 25000 + 5300 = 30,300

Medals

Trophies

Total

Unit Contribution margin

$                      5.00

$                   14.75

Weighted Average unit contribution margin

$                      4.13 [=$ 5 x (25000/30300) ]

$                     2.58 [=$ 14.75 x (5300/30300) ]

$                     6.71

  • Answer: Weighted Average Unit Contribution margin = $ 6.71 per unit

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