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What volume of demand does Samoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they instai the nearest whole number. fan blades ner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan motors - all other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process ire increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an lade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan Ips the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completed fan. Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the ? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. peess do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dollar. follar. Ke an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installed the process you recommend in part (b)? Round your answer to ng. Not for commercial use. 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Their current process are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an blade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completed fan. Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the Ses? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. process do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dollar. est dollar. make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installed the process you recommend in part (b)? Round your answer to Samoset Fans, Inc, mahufacturess its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, deesn't outsource any fan parts except fan motors - alf other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process and its equpment are getting old. Maintenance and repar costs ace increasing at seven percent per year. She and her compary team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an ansuai fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan blase. The intemai transter cost of a fan bace is $221, and this helps the firm determine the total manulactured cont of a completed foh. Use the Excel template oresk. Eren in Mindtap to answer the following questions: a. What is the beakeven quantity between these two processes? Round your ancwer to the nearest whole number. (4) tan blades b. If credicted demand for nent yeer is 120,000 budes, what process do you recommend? Hound your answers to the nearest dollar. Total cor of Process A:1 total cost of Process bi 1 So. What is the cost saveout thound yout anwer to the nearest collat. 1 (x) the nearest what number. (3) fon tiades lade. The internal to a. What is the break-even quantit b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answees to the nearez balot Total cost of Process A: \$ Total cost of Process B: $ So, is recommended. What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. the nearest whole number. (3) fan blades ea siv se ta tosa. The socons process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan ta i sa. ret ea tess the fim determine the total manulactured cost of a completed fan, Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the - ter in pranab) fout yoa answet to the nearest whole number. th mo vion we troms so yu reconmest pound your answers to the nearest dollar. Samoset Fans, Inc. manufacturers its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan moto and its equipment are getting old. Maintenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company te annual fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and requires an ann blade. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completec following questions: a. What is the break-even quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. fan blades b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dolla Total cost of Process A: \$ Total cost of Process B: $ So, is recommended. What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. c. What volume of demand does Samoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installe the nearest whole number. fan blades Edatits titifata (3) fas wasive (3) tansin \begin{tabular}{|r|r|} \hline Total In-10use Production cost & $490,000.00 \\ Total Outsourced cost & $420,00000 \\ \hline cost difference (in-House-outsourced) & $70,000.00 \\ \cline { 2 } cconomical Decision & Outsource \\ \hline \end{tabular} \begin{tabular}{|r|r|} \hline Total Cost Option A & $404,600.00 \\ \cline { 2 } Total Cost Option B & $331,000.00 \\ \cline { 2 } Cost difference (Option A-Option B) & $73,600.00 \\ Economical Decision & Option B \\ \hline \end{tabular} Sbrioset fans, Int, manufacturets its fan blaces inthouse. The ownet, Bety Dice, doesnt outseurce any fan parts except fen motors - all ather fans parts are made in-house. Their current srocess and its epsiptrent are getting ois. Maintenance and repair costs are itcreasing at seven pertent per year, she and her compiny team are evaluating two new peocesses. The first pracess has an annual fiwed cost of $750,000 and a variable coet of $17 per fan blacle. The second srocess is mere auternated and requires an annual fred cost of $1,350,000 and a variatie cost of $11 per fan blede. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helbs the firm determine the total manufochured cost of a completed tan. tise the fixcel tompliste Break-fiven in MindTop ta answer the following cuestionst a. What is the break-even quantey tetween these two precestes? Reund your answer to the nearest whola number. (2) tan bades b. If sredcted demand foe next year is 120.000 bides, what process do you recommend? Rourd your answers to the nearess dollar: Total cost ef Process At 3 Total cast of Procets b: 1 / 50, is recommended. What is the cont savings? Round your antwer to the nearess dollac, c. What valume of demand dees Ssmoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on tan blades of $110,000, astuming they installed the process you recommend in pert (b)? Round your answer to the newrest whale number. (3) fan bisces: 5ampset Fans, Inc. manutzcturers its tan blades in-house. The owne, Betty Dice, doesert outsource any fan parts except fan motors - all other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process and ts equicment are getting cld. Martenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an answai fued cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blace. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan tisda. The ictamas transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this heps the firm determine the total manulactured cost of a completed fan, Use the Excel template Break-Even in Mindrap to answer the tollowing guestiont a. Weat is the treskeven quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number: (3) tan blades b. It predcted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what precess do you recommend? flound your answers to the nearest dellat. Tatal cont at Procest A: 1 Totel cost et frocess bi 1 is recommended. What is the cest swingst hound yeur answer to tie nearest collar. The nearrat whice himber. (4) tan visoes Samoset Fans, Inc. manufacturers its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan and its equipment are getting old. Maintenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her compa annual fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and requires a blade. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost of comp following questions: a. What is the break-even quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. fan blades b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest di Total cost of Process A:$ Total cost of Process B: $ So, is recommended. What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. $ c. What volume of demand does Samoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they instai the nearest whole number. fan blades ner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan motors - all other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process ire increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an lade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan Ips the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completed fan. Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the ? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. peess do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dollar. follar. Ke an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installed the process you recommend in part (b)? Round your answer to ng. Not for commercial use. Samoset Fans, Inc. manufacturers its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts ex and its equipment are getting old. Maintenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and he annual fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and re blade. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost o following questions: a. What is the break-even quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. fan blades b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answers to the Total cost of Process A: $ Total cost of Process B:$ So, What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. wher, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan motors - all other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an blade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completed fan. Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the Ses? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. process do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dollar. est dollar. make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installed the process you recommend in part (b)? Round your answer to Samoset Fans, Inc, mahufacturess its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, deesn't outsource any fan parts except fan motors - alf other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process and its equpment are getting old. Maintenance and repar costs ace increasing at seven percent per year. She and her compary team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an ansuai fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan blase. The intemai transter cost of a fan bace is $221, and this helps the firm determine the total manulactured cont of a completed foh. Use the Excel template oresk. Eren in Mindtap to answer the following questions: a. What is the beakeven quantity between these two processes? Round your ancwer to the nearest whole number. (4) tan blades b. If credicted demand for nent yeer is 120,000 budes, what process do you recommend? Hound your answers to the nearest dollar. Total cor of Process A:1 total cost of Process bi 1 So. What is the cost saveout thound yout anwer to the nearest collat. 1 (x) the nearest what number. (3) fon tiades lade. The internal to a. What is the break-even quantit b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answees to the nearez balot Total cost of Process A: \$ Total cost of Process B: $ So, is recommended. What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. the nearest whole number. (3) fan blades ea siv se ta tosa. The socons process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan ta i sa. ret ea tess the fim determine the total manulactured cost of a completed fan, Use the Excel template Break-Even in MindTap to answer the - ter in pranab) fout yoa answet to the nearest whole number. th mo vion we troms so yu reconmest pound your answers to the nearest dollar. Samoset Fans, Inc. manufacturers its fan blades in-house. The owner, Betty Dice, doesn't outsource any fan parts except fan moto and its equipment are getting old. Maintenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company te annual fixed cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blade. The second process is more automated and requires an ann blade. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helps the firm determine the total manufactured cost of a completec following questions: a. What is the break-even quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. fan blades b. If predicted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what process do you recommend? Round your answers to the nearest dolla Total cost of Process A: \$ Total cost of Process B: $ So, is recommended. What is the cost savings? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. c. What volume of demand does Samoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on fan blades of $110,000, assuming they installe the nearest whole number. fan blades Edatits titifata (3) fas wasive (3) tansin \begin{tabular}{|r|r|} \hline Total In-10use Production cost & $490,000.00 \\ Total Outsourced cost & $420,00000 \\ \hline cost difference (in-House-outsourced) & $70,000.00 \\ \cline { 2 } cconomical Decision & Outsource \\ \hline \end{tabular} \begin{tabular}{|r|r|} \hline Total Cost Option A & $404,600.00 \\ \cline { 2 } Total Cost Option B & $331,000.00 \\ \cline { 2 } Cost difference (Option A-Option B) & $73,600.00 \\ Economical Decision & Option B \\ \hline \end{tabular} Sbrioset fans, Int, manufacturets its fan blaces inthouse. The ownet, Bety Dice, doesnt outseurce any fan parts except fen motors - all ather fans parts are made in-house. Their current srocess and its epsiptrent are getting ois. Maintenance and repair costs are itcreasing at seven pertent per year, she and her compiny team are evaluating two new peocesses. The first pracess has an annual fiwed cost of $750,000 and a variable coet of $17 per fan blacle. The second srocess is mere auternated and requires an annual fred cost of $1,350,000 and a variatie cost of $11 per fan blede. The internal transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this helbs the firm determine the total manufochured cost of a completed tan. tise the fixcel tompliste Break-fiven in MindTop ta answer the following cuestionst a. What is the break-even quantey tetween these two precestes? Reund your answer to the nearest whola number. (2) tan bades b. If sredcted demand foe next year is 120.000 bides, what process do you recommend? Rourd your answers to the nearess dollar: Total cost ef Process At 3 Total cast of Procets b: 1 / 50, is recommended. What is the cont savings? Round your antwer to the nearess dollac, c. What valume of demand dees Ssmoset Fans, Inc need to make an internal profit on tan blades of $110,000, astuming they installed the process you recommend in pert (b)? Round your answer to the newrest whale number. (3) fan bisces: 5ampset Fans, Inc. manutzcturers its tan blades in-house. The owne, Betty Dice, doesert outsource any fan parts except fan motors - all other fans parts are made in-house. Their current process and ts equicment are getting cld. Martenance and repair costs are increasing at seven percent per year. She and her company team are evaluating two new processes. The first process has an answai fued cost of $750,000 and a variable cost of $17 per fan blace. The second process is more automated and requires an annual fixed cost of $1,350,000 and a variable cost of $11 per fan tisda. The ictamas transfer cost of a fan blade is $21, and this heps the firm determine the total manulactured cost of a completed fan, Use the Excel template Break-Even in Mindrap to answer the tollowing guestiont a. Weat is the treskeven quantity between these two processes? Round your answer to the nearest whole number: (3) tan blades b. It predcted demand for next year is 120,000 blades, what precess do you recommend? flound your answers to the nearest dellat. Tatal cont at Procest A: 1 Totel cost et frocess bi 1 is recommended. What is the cest swingst hound yeur answer to tie nearest collar. The nearrat whice himber. (4) tan visoes