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Chapter 3 Submission Problem Craftsman Tools manufactures a line of garden tools that hardware stores sell....

Chapter 3 Submission Problem

Craftsman Tools manufactures a line of garden tools that hardware stores sell. The company’s controller has just received the company’s forecast for 2012 related to the three products: Weeders, Clippers, and Blowers. The preliminary information is as follows:

Weeders

Clippers

Blowers

Unit Sales

                 40,000

         40,000

         80,000

Unit Selling Price

$80

$110

$135

Variable manufacturing cost per unit

$53

$69

$77

Variable selling cost per unit

$ 3

$ 9

$6

Fixed manufacturing costs

$1,000,000

$800,000

$1,400,000

Fixed selling & admin costs

$350,000

$450,000

$800,000

1. How many blowers must be sold next year to breakeven?

2. How many Clippers must be sold to earn a target net income of $300,000 for the year, assuming a 25% tax rate?

3. What sales revenues must be generated from Weeders in order to generate an operating income of $500,000?

4. Suppose the company is able to decrease its variable selling costs for clippers by $6, and blowers by $4. How many units (in total) must the company now sell to breakeven?

Solutions

Expert Solution

Step 1 : Prepare Marginal Cost Statement

Particulars

Weeders

Clippers

Blowers

Unit Sales

40000

40000

80000

Unit Selling Price - A

$80

$110

$135

Variable manufacturing cost per unit

$53

$69

$77

Variable selling cost per unit

$3

$9

$6

Total Variable Cost - B

$56

$78

$83

Contribution Per Unit C= (A-B)

$24

$32

$52

P/v Ratio = C/A

0.30

0.29

0.39

Break Even Point (Units) = Total Fixed Costs/ Contribution per unit

Break Even Point (Value) = Total Fixed cost/ P/v Ratio

1. Blowers Break even point (Units) = (1400000+800000)/52 = 42308 Units

2. Desired profit = 300000/(1-25%) = 400000

Desired Sales (Units) = (Desired profit + Fixed cost)/ Contribution per unit = (400000+800000+450000)/32 = 51563 Units

3. Desired Profit = 500000   

Desired Sales (Value) = (Desired profit + Fixed Cost)/P/V Ratio = (500000+1000000+350000)/0.3 = 6166667$

4. Break Even point = Total Fixed cost / Contribution per Unit

Contribution = Total selling price per unit - Total Variable cost = 80+110+135 - (56+72+79) = 118

Total Fixed costs = 1000000+350000+800000+450000+1400000+800000 = 4800000

Break even Point (Units) = 4800000/118 = 40678Units

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