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Keebee, Inc. sold 1,000 units of product for $200 each in January and incurred total variable...

Keebee, Inc. sold 1,000 units of product for $200 each in January and incurred total variable costs of $80,000 and total fixed cost of $50,000.

Compute the following:

1. Total contribution margin

2. Contribution margin per unit

3. Contribution margin ratio

4. Net operating income

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1. Total contribution margin $                 1,20,000
2. Contribution margin per unit 120 per unit  
3. Contribution margin ratio 60%
4. Net operating income $                     70,000
Working notes
4 .Net operatizing statement  
Sales(1000*200) $                 2,00,000
Less: Variable cost   $                     80,000
Contribution   $                 1,20,000
Less:Fixed Cost $                     50,000
Net operating income   $                     70,000
1. Total contribution margin
Contibution margin = Sales - Variable cost
200000 - 80000   $                 1,20,000
2. Contribution margin per unit
(Toatal sales-Variable cost)/Number of units  
(200000-80000)/1000 $                           120
3. Contribution margin ratio
(Sales -Variable cost)/ Sales  
(200000-80000)/200000 60%
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