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15.      What does sensitivity analysis refers to? a. control. b. what-if situations. c. variable costs only. d....

15.      What does sensitivity analysis refers to?

a.

control.

b.

what-if situations.

c.

variable costs only.

d.

fixed costs only.

Cheesy Company

The Company is considering the introduction of a new product with the following price and cost characteristics

Sales price

$150 each

Variable cost

$60 each

Fixed cost

$135,000 per year

The company expects to sell 2,000 units for the year.

16.      Refer Cheesy Company. How many units must be sold to break even?

a.

    900

b.

  2,250

c.

  2,000

d.

  1,500

        

17.      What effect could an increase (investment) in fixed costs have on the break-even point and the contribution margin?

      Break-even Point      Contribution Margin

a.

Increase                     Increase

b.

Increase                     Decrease

c.

Decrease                    Increase

d.

    Decrease                    Decrease

18.      Calculate margin of safety using the following assumptions:

Sales Price per unit

$500

Variable cost per unit

$300

Fixed Costs in total

$200,000

Actual Sales Volume

1,750 units

a.

1,000 units

b.

$500,000

c.

1,750 units

d.

   750 units

        

19.      Which of the following is a typical cost structure for home builders?

a.

high fixed costs relative to variable costs.

b.

high variable costs relative to fixed costs.

c.

high profits relative to total costs.

d.

None of the answers is correct.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Q 15
Correct answer is
c. what-if situations.
Q 16 S.P $                                                          150
V.C $                                                            60
Contribution margin per unit $                                                            90
Fixed cost (per year) $                                                  135,000
Breakeven units = Fixed cost (per year)
Contribution margin per unit
Breakeven units = $                                                  135,000
$                                                            90
Breakeven units =                                                           1,500 Units
Correct answer is d.) 1500 units
Q 17 Correct answer is
Break-even Point Contribution Margin
b) Increase Decrease
Reason : Break even point is directly proportional to Fixed costs & inversely proportional to Contribution marin per unit
Overall margin decreases with increase in costs
Q 18 S.P $                                                          500
V.C $                                                          300
Contribution margin per unit $                                                          200
Fixed cost (per year) $                                                  200,000
Breakeven units = Fixed cost (per year)
Contribution margin per unit
Breakeven units = $                                                  200,000
$                                                          200
Breakeven units =                                                           1,000 units
Actual Sales units=                                                           1,750 units
Margin of safety= Actual sales(units)-Breakeven units
Margin of safety=                                                              750 units
Correct answer is d.) 750 units
Q 19 Correct answer is
b) high variable costs relative to fixed costs.
Reason: As home builders have salaries to workers as their fixed costs
But construction of home requires land and other materials which constitute major part of costs.

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