15. Planning at Snowboard Company. Refer to the dialogue at Snowboard Company presented at the beginning of the chapter. What informa' president of sales, requesting from Lisa, the company accountant? How does Recilia plan on using this information? 16. Contribution Margin Calculations. Ace Company sells lawn mowers for $200 per unit. Variable cost per unit is $40, and xed costs total $' contribution margin per unit, and (b) the contribution margin ratio. 17. Weighted Average Contribution Margin Calculation. Radio Control, Inc., sells radio controlled cars for $300 per unit representing 80 per and radio controlled boats for $400 per unit representing 20 percent of total sales. Variable cost per unit is $150 for cars and $300 for boats. Find contribution margin per unit for each product, and (b) the weighted average contribution margin per unit. 18. Sensitivity Analysis, Sales Price. Refer to the base case for Snowboard Company presented in the rst column of Figure 3.5 \"Sensitivity Ar Snowboard Company\". Assume the unit sales price decreases by 10 percent. Calculate (a) the new projected prot, (b) the dollar change in prot case, and (c) the percent change in prot from the base case. 19. Sensitivity Analysis, Unit Sales. Refer to the base case for Snowboard Company presented in the rst column of Figure 3.5 \"Sensitivity An: Snowboard Company". Assume the number of units sold increases by 10 percent. Calculate (a) the new projected prot, (b) the dollar change in F base case, and (c) the percent change in prot from the base case. 20. Operating Leverage. High operating leverage means: 1. The company has relatively low xed costs. 2. The company has relatively high xed costs. 3. The company will have to sell more units than a comparable company with low operating leverage to break even. 4. The company will have to sell fewer units than a comparable company with low operating leverage to break even. 5. Both (2) and (3) are correct. 6. Both (1) and (4) are correct