1. The document discusses contribution margin ratio and calculations for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, and net income. It provides an example calculation with amounts for each.
2. It then shows calculations for residual income assuming no order from a foreign customer, with amounts for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, net income, and minimum ROI.
3. It asks how many additional units would need to be sold to make the sales amount the same between the two scenarios shown, and works through the calculation to determine the answer is 5.6 units.
1. The document discusses contribution margin ratio and calculations for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, and net income. It provides an example calculation with amounts for each.
2. It then shows calculations for residual income assuming no order from a foreign customer, with amounts for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, net income, and minimum ROI.
3. It asks how many additional units would need to be sold to make the sales amount the same between the two scenarios shown, and works through the calculation to determine the answer is 5.6 units.
1. The document discusses contribution margin ratio and calculations for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, and net income. It provides an example calculation with amounts for each.
2. It then shows calculations for residual income assuming no order from a foreign customer, with amounts for sales, variable costs, contribution margin, fixed costs, net income, and minimum ROI.
3. It asks how many additional units would need to be sold to make the sales amount the same between the two scenarios shown, and works through the calculation to determine the answer is 5.6 units.
Variable Cost unknown 180,000 CM unknown 120,000 90,000+30,000 break even point (sales) Fixed cost 90,000 90,000 formula fixed cost/ CM ratio net income unknown 30,000 300,000* 10% Php 225,000.00 90,000 / 40%
6 Residual income as if there is NO order from foreign customer
Sales 700,000 756,000 320,000+436,000
variable cost 280,000 320,000 (70,000+10,000) * 4 CM 420,000 436,000 310,000+126,000 Fixed cost 300,000 310,000 300,000+10,000 Net income 120,000 126,000 81,000+45,000 Minimum ROI 75,000 500,000 * 15% 81000 (500,000+400,000) * 15% residual income 45,000 45,000 ( copy)
SHOULD BE THE SAME
the question is at how much should the additional 10,000 units will be sold? ans: 756,000 is composed of 70,000 units and 10,000 units, the value of 70,000 units is 700,000 ( 70,000 x 10 pesos), so the remaining 56, 000 (756,000 - 700,000) will be 56,000 divide by 10,000 units foreign order, the answer is 5.6
700000 (10,000 units) so the sales price is 10 pesos (given na yan)
756,000 56000 ( divide to 10,000 units order by foreign customer)
number of yards na kelangan sa isang product ( 2 yards)
pero it doesn’t mean na yan lng ang kelangan mo gamitin. Bkt? Kasi may spoilage, may masasayang kaya kelangan may sobra.. So dapat mas madame sa 2 yards. sabe sa GIVEN, kada input mo, may masasayang na 20%, so ung 2 yards na output is 80% lng.. need natin ang 100%, so 2 yards divide by 80% para makuha ung 100%.. Ang sagot is 2.5 yards.. ang ibig sabihin nian, kelangan mo ng input na 2. 5 yards para pag may nasayang na 20% which is 0.5 (2.5 x 20%) ang end result is sakto sa required na 2 yards.. so ayun alam na natn na gagamit tau ng 2.5 yards kelangan ntn malaman ung halaga or cost nya, sabi sa given, kada yards is 120 pesos. multiply mo lng ( 2.5 x 120 pesos) ang sagot is 300 pesos per unit.. ( ibig sabihin yan ang halaga ng materyales na kelangan sa T-shirt (2.5 yards X 120 pesos per yard) pero uulitin ko it doesn’t mean na 2.5 yards ung ginamit mo is un din ung actual na nasa T-shirt, meron nga kasi masasayang kaya in the end 2 yards lng sa tlga magagamit mo which is sakto dun sa required..