1. What is the product?s contribution margin? What is the product?s CM ratio? 2. Use the contribution...
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1. What is the product?s contribution margin? What is the product?s CM ratio?
2. Use the contribution margin to determine the break-even point in sales units (round to whole
units). Use the CM ratio to determine the break-even point in sales dollars (round to whole
dollars).
3. What is the margin of safety in dollars and units for Crestline Pipe?
4. Due to an increase in demand, the company estimates that sales will increase by $20,000
this year. By how much should net operating income increase (or net operating loss
decrease), assuming that fixed costs do not change?
5. The president expects sales to increase by 25% this year. If sales do increase by 25%, how
much could fixed costs increase and still maintain net operating income of $15,000?
6. The president would like to reduce the sales price of the pipe to $2.70 per linear foot unit
and increase advertising by $3,000. Using the CM method, what is the breakeven point in
units with these changes (round to whole units)? How many units would Crestline have to sell
to maintain a net operating income of at least $15,000 (round to whole units)?
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