A manufacturer reports direct materials of $$5$ per unit, direct labor of $$2$ per unit, and variable overhead of $$3$ per unit. Fixed overhead is $$120,000$ per year, and the company estimates sales of $12,000$ units at a sales price of $$25$ per unit for the year. The company has no beginning finished goods inventory.

If the company uses absorption costing, compute gross profit assuming $($a$)12,000$ units are produced and $12,000$ units are sold and $($b$)15,000$ units are produced and $12,000$ units are sold.

If the company uses variable costing, how much would contribution margin differ if the company produced $15,000$ units instead of producing $12,000?$ Assume the company sells $12,000$ units. Hint: Calculations are not required.

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If the company uses absorption costing, compute gross profit assuming $($a$)12,000$ units are produced and $12,000$ units are sold and $($b$)15,000$ units are produced and $12,000$ units are sold.

$\backslash$table$[[$Sales$,\backslash$table$[[($a$)12,000$ Units$],[$Produced and$],[12,000$ Units Sold$]],\backslash$table$[[($b$)15,000$ Units$],[$Produced and$],[12,000$ Units Sold$]]],[$$$,300,000,$$$,300,000],[$Cost of goods sold,,$240,000,,],[$Gross profit,$$,60,000,,]]$