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Assessment on Break Even analysis (Total marks -25)

1.Gino runs a take-away pizza business. He has estimated that he can


produce as many as
1000 pizzas per week although he is only selling 700 on average at present.
Gino recently
looked again at his costs and prices. These are shown in Table 1.

Table 1

(a) Give an example of one of Gino’s:

(i) Direct costs


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(ii) Overhead costs


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(b) (i) Draw a breakeven chart to show Gino’s weekly revenue and costs. (6)
Calculate:

(ii) How many pizzas Gino has to sell to break even.

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(iii) Gino’s annual profit when he sells 700 pizzas per week.

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C. How useful is this break-even chart in making decisions in Gino’s


business? Explain your answer
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2. 1 Carina had invested $400 000 when she set up her computer
manufacturing business. She
was anxious to make a good return on this capital. She looked at the
following break-even
chart produced by her accountant.
(a) (i) Label the Total Revenue and Total Cost lines on the chart. [2]

(ii) Which of the letters W, X, Y, Z represents the break-even volume?


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(b) The chart includes variable costs and fixed costs. Explain what is meant
by a ‘fixed
cost’.
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