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Mary Ann is the wife of Kevin Lomax (an associate of John Milton) and earns a...

Mary Ann is the wife of Kevin Lomax (an associate of John Milton) and earns a little extra money by making bee inspired accessories. She sells them on Saturday mornings in Central Park to joggers and other passerby’s. Sara charges $5 per accessory (unit) and has unit variable costs (beads, wire rings, etc.) of $2. Her fixed costs consist of small pliers, a glue gun, etc., which cost her $90.

a. Calculate Mary Ann’s break-even units

b. Prepare a profit-volume graph for Mary Ann

c. Prepare a cost-volume-profit graph for Mary Ann

PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK/CALCULATIONS & EXPLAIN HOW YOU CREATED THE GRAPHS IN EXCEL.

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A.

Selling Price $5
Variable cost per unit $2
Fixed Cost $90
Breakeven Units Fixed cost/(Selling Price-Variable Cost per unit) 90/(5-2) 30 Units

B.

Units Sales Fixed cOSt Variable Costs Total Cost Profit/Loss
5 25 90 10 100 -75
10 50 90 20 110 -60
15 75 90 30 120 -45
20 100 90 40 130 -30
25 125 90 50 140 -15
30 150 90 60 150 0
35 175 90 70 160 15
40 200 90 80 170 30
45 225 90 90 180 45
50 250 90 100 190 60
55 275 90 110 200 75
60 300 90 120 210 90

Sales = Units*Selling Price

Variable costs = Units*Variable Cost per unit

Total Costs = Variable costs + Fixed costs

Profit/Loss = Sales - Total costs

Create the table by using above formulas

Then, click on insert > Pivot table > select the complete table in the range > click on insert pivot chart now > Drag units to Axis fields and profit/loss to values

An output chart will be created as below showing quantity and profits there to.

C.

Put units in axis field and all others in values field.

The area above the point where Red and Purple i.e. total cost and sales line cross each other gives Net profit and the point of intersection is breakeven units.

Green line is for fixed costs


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