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Maximian Appliances Ltd. manufactures and sells kitchen appliances. The most recent monthly contribution margin statement for the entire company is shown below. Sales $587,000 Less: Variable Costs $245,250 Contribution Margin $341,750 Less: Fixed Costs $407,000 Operating Income (loss) $-65,250 The CEO is starting to worry because the company has shown a loss for the past several months. In an attempt to identify the specific area of concern, the CEO has asked the accountant to prepare a contribution margin statement segmented by its three different primary sales channels: online, retail, and catalog. The accountant has developed the following data: Sales Channel Online Retail $207,000 $155,000 $225,000 35% 52% $84,900 $89,600 $114,200 Sales Variable Costs as a % of Sales Traceable Fixed Costs a) Prepare a segmented contribution margin statement for the year based on sales channel. Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes. Use the negative sign for losses. Round all answers to the nearest whole number. Maximian Appliances Ltd. Segmented Contribution Margin Statement (Past Month) Segment (Sales Channel) Total Catalog 69 Sales (:9 Less: Variable Costs {:9 Contribution Margin Less: Traceable Fixed Costs 69 Segment Margin Less: Common Fixed Costs Operating Income (:9 b) The sales manager of Maximian thinks that sales in the retail market would increase by 22% if they spend $17,200 on advertising in each period. What is the change in contribution margin and operating income for this segment? Increase in Contribution Margin: $ Change in Operating Income: $ Take me to the text Master Company processes a raw material that produces two joint products Magna and Delta. At splitoff, Magna can be sold for $5 per pound and Delta can be sold for $7 per pound. It costs $168 to produce a batch of Magna and Delta. Each batch contains 14 pounds of Magna and 7 pounds of Delta. Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes. Round all answers to 2 decimal places. a) Allocate the joint cost of producing Magna and Delta using the physical measurement method. To Magna: $ To Delta: $ b) Allocate the joint cost of producing Magna and Delta ore using the relative sales value method. Total Revenue: $ To Magna: $ To Delta: $ c) The sales manager has advised that a batch of 7 pounds of Delta can be processed further at an additional cost of $21. With this additional processing, the 7 pounds of Delta can be sold for $9 a pound. Allocate the $168 cost to Magna and Delta using the net realizable value method if Delta is processed further. Total net realizable value: $ To Magna: $ To Delta: $ Take me to the text Fox Company processes a chemical that yields two joint products Clean and Wash. Each batch costs $1,200 and produces 37 gallons of Clean and 41 gallons of Wash. Both products need additional processing after the initial split-off. Clean is processed further at a cost of $2.50 per gallon. Wash is processed further at a cost of $2.25 per gallon. Clean and Wash can be sold for $22 and $19 per gallon, respectively. Management at Fox Company does not like the joint cost allocation results of the net realized value method. They want you to undertake a cost allocation so that the gross margin percent (revenue minus gross margin divided by revenue) is the same. Senior management feels that this will result in a better distribution of the joint cost. Allocate the $1,200 joint cost using the net realizable value method. Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes. Round all answers to 2 decimal place. Do not use the negative Sig