P-M:6-36B. Using variable costing, service company (Learning Objective 4) Divine Pool Cleaning Service provides pool cleaning services to residential customers. The company has three employees, each assigned to specific customers. The company considers each employee's territory as a business segment. The company incurs variable costs that include the employees' wages, pool chemicals, and gas for the service vans. Fixed costs include depreciation on the service vans. Following is the income statement for the month of August: DIVINE POOL CLEANING SERVICE Income Statement For the Month Ended August 31, 2024 Byson Moore Freeman Total Service Revenue $ 8,800 $ 5,500 $12,100 $ 26,400 DIVINE POOL CLEANING SERVICE Income Statement For the Month Ended August 31, 2024 Byson Moore Freeman Total Service Revenue $8,800 $5,500 $12,100 $26,400 Variable Costs 5,280 1,650 8,470 15,400 Contribution Margin 3,520 3,850 3,630 11,000 Fixed Costs 5,500 Operating Income $ 5,500 Requirements 1. Calculate the contribution margin ratio for each business segment. Requirements 1. Calculate the contribution margin ratio for each business segment. 1. CMR Moore 70% 2. The business segments had the following number of customers: Byson, 80; Moore, 50; and Freeman, 110. Compute the service revenue per customer, variable cost per customer, and contribution margin per customer for each business segment. 3. Which business segment was most profitable? List some possible reasons why this segment was most profitable. How might the various reasons affect the company in the long term?