As a senior financial analyst at Super Scooters, you received the following graph from a financial analyst in your department. Your manager would like to know the quantity of units that must be sold for each model before it will have a profit. The preparer of the graph told you that total sales price, variable costs, and total fixed costs were pulled from the accounting information system and that the amounts agreed to the general ledger. They used the break-even point formula from the CPA exam to calculate the break-even point in units for each model. 2,000 1,500 Units 100 500 0 806 -333- 1,024 Captain Break Even Units Per Model and Year 1,116 607 858 Celeritas 2023 Model 2024 553 377 430 Kicks 2025 1,807- 1,452 392 Lazer The preparer of the graph told you that total sales price, variable costs, and total fixed costs were pulled from the accounting information system and that the amounts agreed to the general ledger. They used the break-even point formula from the CPA exam to calculate the break-even point in units for each model.

Using the information above,

a) What accounting and other knowledge would you need to obtain or apply in order to appropriately interpret the prepared graph, or the statement made by the preparer?

b) Who are thr stakeholders for this anaylsis?

c) What is the purpose of the anaylsis and does the graph answer the question posed by your manager?

As a senior financial analyst at Super Scooters, you received the following graph from a financial analyst in your department. Your manager would like to know the quantity of units that must be sold for each model before it will have a profit. The preparer of the graph told you that total sales price, variable costs, and total fixed costs were pulled from the accounting information system and that the amounts agreed to the general ledger. They used the break-even point formula from the CPA exam to calculate the break-tven point in units for each model. The preparer of the graph told you that total sales price, variable costs, and total fxed costs were pulled from the accounting information system and that the amounts agreed to the general ledger. They used the break-even point formula from the CPA exam to calculate the break-even point in units for each model