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Dwight Company sells its product for $10 a unit. Next year, fixed expenses are expected to be $200,000 and variable expenses are estimated at $6 per unit.How many units must Dwight sell to generate net operating income of $50,000?

Presented is Violet Company’s Contribution Income Statement: VIOLET COMPANY Contribution Income Statement For the Month Ending January 31, 2020       Sales   $200,000   Less variable costs:       Direct materials $50,000     Direct labor 20,000     Variable factory overhead 60,000     Variable S&A expenses 12,000 (142,000 ) Contribution margin   $ 58,000   Less fixed costs:       Factory overhead $13,000     Fixed S&A expenses 12,000 (25,000 ) Net income   $ 33,000   With a functional income statement, Violet would have reported a gross margin of:

The following information pertains to Boyd Company: Sales (25,000 units) $250,000 Manufacturing expenses:     Variable 85,000   Fixed 17,500 Selling and general expenses:     Variable 27,500   Fixed 14,950 Boyd’s break-even point in number of units is:

Luisa Rentals offers machine rental services for concrete cutting. Consider the following costs of the company over the relevant range of 4,000 to 10,000 hours of operating time for its concrete cutting equipment.     Hours of Operating Time     4,000 5,000 8,000 10,000 Total Costs:           Variable Costs $ 20,000 ? ? ?   Fixed Costs    82,000 ? ? ?   Total Costs $102,000 ? ? ?             Cost per hour:           Variable cost ? ? ? ?   Fixed cost ? ? ? ?   Total cost per hour ? ? ? ? What are the estimated total costs at a volume of 5,000 hours?

Given is selected information from Lorri’s Service Shop’s June Income Statement and Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured: Cost of goods sold $115,000 Cost of goods manufactured $105,000 Finished goods inventory, June 30 $ 20,000 Lorri’s Service Shop’s finished goods inventory, on June 1, was:

Delaware Company’s break-even point in sales is $950,000, and its variable expenses are 60% of sales. If the company lost $34,000 last year, sales must have amounted to:

Minnie’s Soup plant is running at 52% of its monthly capacity. Minnie’s Soup plant has just received a special order to produce 400 cases of creamy potato soup for a statewide supermarket. The supermarket will sell the soup under its own private brand label. The soup will be the same in all respects, except for the label, which will cost Minnie’s Soup plant an extra $500 in total to design. The supermarket has offered to pay only $19.00 per case, which is well under Minnie’s normal sales price.Costs at the current production level (450 cases) are as follows: Manufacturing Costs Total Cost Cost per Case Direct materials $4,500 $10.00 Direct labor 1,350 3.00 Variable MOH 900 2.00 Fixed MOH 2,700 6.00 Total $9,450 $21.00 If Minnie’s Soup plant accepts the offer, profits will:

Presented is Jack Company’s Contribution Income Statement: JACK COMPANY Contribution Income Statement For the Month Ending January 31, 2020       Sales   $200,000   Less variable costs:       Direct materials $50,000     Direct labor 20,000     Variable factory overhead 60,000     Variable S&A expenses 12,000 (142,000 ) Contribution margin   $ 58,000   Less fixed costs:       Factory overhead $13,000     Fixed S&A expenses 12,000 (25,000 ) Net income   $ 33,000   Based on the contribution margin above, if Jack Company had $100,000 increase in sales, profit would increase by: Select one:

The Mayfield Delivery Service has the following information about its truck fleet miles and operating costs: Year Miles Operating Costs 2018 125,000 $80,000 2019 150,000 $87,500 2020 175,000 $105,000 What is the best estimate of fixed costs for fleet operating expenses in 2020 using the high-low method?

A basic assumption of the cost-volume-profit model is that Select one: