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A company can sell 25,000 tarts at $4.50 and 225,000 doughnuts at $1. What's the break-even point in unit and sales dollars for each? Fixed costs are $125,000. Variable costs are .40 for doughnuts and $1.80 for tarts.
Tarts |
Doughnuts |
|
Sale Price |
4.5 |
1 |
Variable cost |
1.8 |
0.4 |
Contribution Margin |
2.7 |
0.6 |
Units [total = 250000] |
25000 |
225000 |
% of total mix of 250000 units |
10% |
90% |
Tarts |
Doughnuts |
Total |
|
Units |
25000 |
225000 |
250000 |
Total contribution margin |
[25000 x 2.7] 67500 |
[225000 x 0.6] 135000 |
202500 |
Total contribution |
202500 |
Total units |
250000 |
Weighted Average contribution margin per unit |
0.81 |
A |
Total Fixed Cost |
125000 |
B |
Weighted Average contribution margin |
0.81 |
C=A/B |
Break Even point in Units |
154321 |
D=10% of C |
Tarts 10% |
15432 |
E=90% of C |
Doughnuts 90% |
138889 |
Break Even units (A) |
Sale Price (B) |
Break Even in Sales Dollars (A x B) |
|
Tarts |
15432 |
4.5 |
69444 |
Doughnuts |
138889 |
1 |
138889 |