The document contains financial information and calculations for two companies, Aqua Gear and Yard Bird. For Aqua Gear, it calculates break-even points in units and dollars based on contribution margin. It also analyzes the effects of potential changes to pricing and expenses. For Yard Bird, it calculates total sales, costs, contribution margin and break-even point in units for different product types. It also determines the unit levels needed to achieve given earnings targets.
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The document contains financial information and calculations for two companies, Aqua Gear and Yard Bird. For Aqua Gear, it calculates break-even points in units and dollars based on contribution margin. It also analyzes the effects of potential changes to pricing and expenses. For Yard Bird, it calculates total sales, costs, contribution margin and break-even point in units for different product types. It also determines the unit levels needed to achieve given earnings targets.
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Aqua Gear
a. Total variable cost = $28 + $12 + $8 = $48
Contribution margin per unit = $70 $48 = $22 per unit Contribution margin ratio = $22 ÷ $70 = 31.4% (rounded) Total fixed costs = $10,000 + $24,000 = $34,000 Break-even point in units = $34,000 ÷ $22 per unit = 1,545 units (rounded) Break-even point in dollars = $34,000 ÷ 0.314 = $108,280 (rounded)
b. ($40,000 + $34,000) ÷ 0.314 = $235,669 (rounded)
($235,669 ÷ $70) = 3,367 units (rounded)
c. Convert after-tax earnings to pre-tax earnings: $40,000 ÷ (1 0.40) = $66,667
d. Convert the after-tax rate of earnings to a pre-tax rate of earnings:
[20% ÷ (1 0.40)] = 33.33% Because the CM% is only 31.4%, no level of sales would generate net income equal to, on a pre-tax basis, 33.33% of sales.
e. Variable cost savings (5,000 × $6.00) $ 30,000
Additional fixed costs (40,000) Decrease in profit $(10,000) The company should not buy the new sewing machine.
f. Existing CM per unit = $22
CM under proposal = ($70 × 0.90) $48 = $15 Total CM under proposal (3,000 × 1.30 × $15) $ 58,500 Existing CM (3,000 × $22) (66,000) Change in CM $ (7,500) Change in fixed costs (10,000) Change in net earnings before taxes $ (17,500)
No, these two changes should not be made because they would lower pre-tax profits by $17,500 relative to existing levels. Yard Bird
a. Total sales price per bag:
Commercial ($5,600 × 1) $5,600 Residential ($1,800 × 3) 5,400 $11,000 Total variable costs per bag: Commercial ($3,800 × 1) $3,800 Residential ($1,000 × 3) 3,000 (6,800) Total contribution margin $ 4,200 Break-even point in units = $8,400,000 ÷ $4,200 = 2,000 bags Commercial: 2,000 × 1 = 2,000 mowers Residential: 2,000 × 3 = 6,000 mowers
b. ($8,400,000 + $1,260,000) ÷ $4,200 = 2,300 bags