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Baird Camps, Inc. leases the land on which it builds camp sites. Baird is considering opening...

Baird Camps, Inc. leases the land on which it builds camp sites. Baird is considering opening a new site on land that requires $4,000 of rental payment per month. The variable cost of providing service is expected to be $6 per camper. The following chart shows the number of campers Baird expects for the first year of operation of the new site: Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Total 530 450 560 580 940 720 910 870 610 590 710 530 8,000 Required Assuming that Baird wants to earn $7 per camper, determine the price it should charge for a camp site in February and August. (Do not round intermediate calculations.)

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Calculation of price for the month of February :-   

Fixed rentals per month = $4,000

Expected no. of campers to be sold in Feb = 450

Variable cost per camper = $6 per camper

Total net income required to be earned = No. of campers*$7 per camper

   = 450 campers*$7 = $3,150

Total contribution = Fixed Rental+Net Income

= $4,000+$3,150 = $7,150

Contribution per camper = Total contribution/No. of campers

= $7,150/450 campers = $15.89 per camper

Sale price to be charged per camper = Contribution per camper+Variable cost per camper

= $15.89+$6.00 = $21.89

Calculation of price for the month of August :-   

Fixed rentals per month = $4,000

Expected no. of campers to be sold in August = 870

Variable cost per camper = $6 per camper

Total net income required to be earned = No. of campers*$7 per camper

   = 870 campers*$7 = $6,090

Total contribution = Fixed Rental+Net Income

= $4,000+$6,090 = $10,090

Contribution per camper = Total contribution/No. of campers

= $10,090/870 campers = $11.60 per camper

Sale price to be charged per camper = Contribution per camper+Variable cost per camper

= $11.60+$6.00 = $17.60 per camper


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