Exam 21: Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis
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Riverside has gathered the following data in order to calculate the weighted-average contribution margin: Round intermediate and final answers to two decimal places.
The weighted-average contribution margin is
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Clark International produces designer watches.Each watch requires materials worth $14.50 and three direct labor hours.The company pays its production supervisor a salary of $500 per week.Hourly wage rate at Clark is $5.If 25 watches are produced in a week,what is the fixed cost per watch?
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The relevant range of activity is the range in which actual operations of a company are likely to occur.
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A product line's contribution margin represents its contribution to paying off variable costs and to generating a profit.
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Is breakeven analysis a tool that can be used for a service-oriented business? Explain your answer.
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Costs are not affected by the changes in the volume of production.
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Linear approximation is a method of converting nonlinear variable costs into linear fixed costs.
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The following graphical breakeven analysis is for Nicronea's new line of desktop computers.Questions related to the graph should be answered in the spaces provided.
a.Production at point J would be at a __________.
b.The area depicting profitable operations is __________.
c.The fixed costs line is depicted by letters __________.
d.The breakeven point for sales units is at letter __________.
e.Letter A represents __________.
f.The line H-B represents what CVP element? ___________.
g.Total cost of operations is reflected in line __________.
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Ryan's Landscaping sells a quality brand of hoes,shovels,and rakes in a sales mix of 2:4:2.The company's fixed costs are $61,600.Product data include the following:
a.Compute the weighted-average contribution margin.
b.Determine the weighted-average breakeven point.
c.Calculate the breakeven point for each product.
d.Determine the breakeven point in sales dollars.
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If fixed costs are $24,000,variable costs are $25 per unit,and the product sells for $45,the total contribution margin at the breakeven point is $24,000.
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Unit variable costs vary with changes in productive output,whereas total variable costs remain constant.
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"Breakeven" is the point at which a company can begin to earn a profit.
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Cost-volume-profit analysis cannot be used to estimate a targeted profit for service businesses.
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Margin of safety is the excess of actual sales over break even sales.
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If a company wants to know how many units of a certain product it must sell to make a desired level of profit,it should add the amount of profit to the numerator in the breakeven analysis.
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Briefly explain the use of statistical methods to separate mixed cost components.
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The contribution margin income statement divides costs into variable and fixed costs.
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An increase in the unit sales price will increase unit variable price.
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