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Breakeven Problem 1. Avila Manufacturing plans to increase capacity by adding ne

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Question

Breakeven Problem

1. Avila Manufacturing plans to increase capacity by adding new equipment. They have received two proposals.

Fixed Cost Variable Cost/Unit

Proposal A $32,000 $12.00

Proposal B $50,000 $10.00

The revenue generated by each unit is $20.00.

a. What is the break-even point in units (when profit = zero) for Proposal A?

b. What is the break-even point in units (when profit = zero) for Proposal B?

c. Draw the lines represented by both Proposal A and B on an X-Y coordinate graph with Units on the X axis and Profits on the Y axis.

Use the form y = mx + b or

Profit = (Revenue/unit

Explanation / Answer

Part A:

a.
break-even point in units for Proposal A:
let it be x,
32000 + 12 * x = 20*x
=>x = 4000 units
b:
break-even point in units for Proposal B:
let it be x,
50000 + 10 * x = 20*x
=>x = 5000 units
d:
unit volume do the lines intersect for Proposal A and B:
32000 + 12 * x = 50000 + 10 * x
=>x = 9000 units


Part B:
a:
taking 120000$ bench mark, i.e. 100
so, the company performance is:
100 / 120000 * 100000 = 83.33
b:
Return on Assets:
Clint: 45000 / 2000 = 22.5
Industry av: 60000 / 2200 = 27.27
SO, the clint's average is too low.
c:
The overall performance of the clint is very low. It is lower in all components of the market.
It is an average 15 to 20% lower.

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