Marz Corporation manufactures and sells two products: Chocolate Bars and Chocolate Covered Raisins. The operating results for $2022$ are as follows:

Bars Raisins

Sales in units $10,00040,000$

Sales price$/$unit $$5$ $$6$

Variable Costs$/$unit $24$

In addition, the company incurred total fixed costs of $$88,000.$

$1.$ How many total units would the company need to break$-$even in $2022?$

A$.40,000$

B$.32,000$

C$.25,000$

D$.8,000$

$2.$ Consistent with #$1$ above, how many Chocolate Bars would the company need to break$-$even in $2022?$

A$.40,000$

B$.32,000$

C$.25,000$

D$.8,000$

$3.$ Consistent with #$1$ above, how many Chocolate Raisins would the company need to break$-$even in $2022?$

A$.40,000$

B$.32,000$

C$.25,000$

D$.8,000$

$4.$ How many total units would the company have needed to sell in $2022$ to produce a profit of $$242,000?$

A$.165,000$

B$.120,000$

C$.150,000$

D$.30,000$

$5.$ Consistent with #$4$ above, how many Chocolate Bars would the company have needed to sell in $2022$ to produce a profit of $$242,000?$

A$.165,000$

B$.120,000$

C$.150,000$

D$.30,000$

$6.$ Consistent with #$4$ above, how many Chocolate Raisins would the company have needed to sell in $2022$ to produce a profit of $$242,000?$

A$.165,000$

B$.120,000$

C$.150,000$

D$.30,000$

$7.$ What would have been the total Margin of Safety in units if the company had actual production of $40,000$ Chocolate Bars and $40,000$ Chocolate Raisins in $2022?$

A$.20,000$

B$.30,000$

C$.40,000$

D$.50,000$

$8.$ What would have been Chocolate Delight$$s total contribution margin if the company had actual production of $40,000$ Chocolate Bars and $40,000$ Chocolate Raisins in $2022?$

A$.$ $$100,000$

B$.$ $$200,000$

C$.$ $ $80,000$

D$.$ $$120,000$

$9.$ What would have been the Chocolate Delight$$s total income if the company had actual production of $40,000$ Chocolate Bars and $40,000$ Chocolate Raisins in $2022?$

A$.$ $ $32,000$

B$.$ $ $52,000$

C$.$ $$112,000$

D$.$ $$110,000$

$10.$ Based on questions $8$ and $9$ above, what would have been the degree of operating leverage for the entire Marz Corporation in $2022?$

A$.1\mathrm{.}79$

B$.1\mathrm{.}50$

C$.1\mathrm{.}69$

D$.1\mathrm{.}85$

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