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Question 1) ABC Co. are receiving a new type of product order from one of the...

Question 1) ABC Co. are receiving a new type of product order from one of the valued customers. The customer says that daily demand is pretty large enough that all defect-free parts can be sold. Unfortunately, ABC Co. does not have any press machine which can produce this specific order. The condition is discussed with the customers and they gave a written guarantee to purchase all produced defect-free parts and the purchase price is 14 USD/part. The press machine information received is listed below:

Description

Machine X

Machine Y

Capital Investment

50.000 USD

60.000 USD

Useful Life

10 Years

10 Years

Production Rate

200 parts/hour

260 parts/hour

Hours available for production

9 hours/day

8 hours/day

Percent parts rejected

3%

9%

Material cost/item

6,00 USD

6,00 USD

Operator cost/hour

5USD

5 USD

Monthly working days

26

26

Maintenance Cost

300 USD/month

300 USD/month

  1. Which machine should be selected? Please show all your calculations and explain briefly.
  2. What would the percent of parts rejected have to be for Machine Y to be as profitable as Machine X? Please show all your calculations.

Solutions

Expert Solution

a.

In order to know which machine should be selected, we first need to calculate the number of units each machine can produce in its life time.

Machine X = 200 X 9 X 26 = 46,800 units
Since the life is same, I am only considering per month units

Machine Y = 260 X 8 X 26 = 54,080 units

Machine X Machine Y
Sales $ 635,544.00 $ 688,979.20
Costs
Material Costs $ 280,800.00 $ 324,480.00
Operator Costs $     1,170.00 $     1,040.00
Contribution $ 353,574.00 $ 363,459.20
Maintenance Cost $        300.00 $        300.00
Profit per month $ 353,274.00 $ 363,159.20

Here is the formula version

Machine X Machine Y
Sales =46800*14*97% =54080*14*91%
Costs
Material Costs =46800*6 =54080*6
Operator Costs =9*26*5 =8*26*5
Contribution =C4-C7-C8 =D4-D7-D8
Maintenance Cost 300 300
Profit per month =C10-C12 =D10-D12

b.

We need to calculate the rate at which, profit of Machine X = Machine Y

Let rate be D%

(54,080 X 14 X D%) - (54,080 X 6) - (8 X 26 X 5) - 300 = $353,274

When we solve this we get, D% = 10.31%


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