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Jalloh sells only one product below are the relevant information of the company Selling price is $105.00 per unit Contribution Margin 40% Fixed costs are $20,000 per month. Management increases the selling price to $120 per unit. Assume that the cost of the product and the fixed operating expenses are not changed by this pricing decision. 1 Refer to the above data. At the original selling price of $105 per unit, what is the variable cost per unit? Refer to the above data. At the original selling price of $105 per unit, how many units must Jalloh sell to break even? Refer to the above data. At the original selling price of $105 per unit, what dollar volume of sales per month is required for Jalloh to earn a monthly operating income of $40,000? 4 Refer to the above data. At the increased selling price of $120 per unit, what is the contribution margin ratio? 5 Refer to the above data. At the increased selling price of S120 per unit, what dollar volume of sales per month is required to break even? (Round to whole number) 2 3 Mama Balu Corporation manufacture two products Ginger beer drink and Sugar Cane drink. Sales of its Ginger beer drink represent 48% of the company's total revenue. Sales of Sugar Cane drink represent the remaining 52%. Ginger beer drink has a contribution margin ratio of 40%, whereas the contribution margin ratio of Sugar Cane drink is only 50%. Mama Balu's monthly fixed costs average $550,000. 1 What is the company's monthly break-even point expressed in sales dollars? (round breakeven percentage to a whole percentage example 33.7% will be 34%) 2 What monthly sales level must be achieved for Mama Balu to eam a monthly operating income of $100,000? 3 If Mama Balu generates $1,500,000 in monthly sales, what will be the amount of monthly operating income? 4 Assume Mama Balu s margin of safety was $600,000 in May. What was the company's operating income in May? 5 If Mama Balu's monthly fixed costs increase by $55,000, what level of monthly sales revenue will be required to break-even? Sankoh Corporation planned to be in operation for three years. During the first year, 2019, it had no sales but incurred $700,000 in variable manufacturing expenses and $100,000 in fixed manufacturing expenses. In 2020, it sold half of the finished goods inventory from 2019 for $610,000 but it had no manufacturing costs. In 2021, it sold the remainder of the inventory for $510,000, had no manufacturing expenses and went out of business. Marketing and administrative expenses were fixed and totaled $100,000 each year. a. Required: Prepare an income statement for each year using absorption costing. b. Prepare an income statement for each year using variable costing. C. Explain why the income was different each year using the two methods. Show computation For 2020, Fowell, Inc., had sales of 7,000 units and production of 11,000 units. Other information for the year included: Direct manufacturing labor $231,000 Variable manufacturing overhead 110,000 Direct materials 198,000 Variable selling expenses 45,000 Fixed administrative expenses 109,000 Fixed manufacturing overhead 400,000 There was no beginning inventory. a. Compute the ending finished goods inventory under both absorption and variable costing, b. Compute the cost of goods sold under both absorption and variable costing