Violins - by - Sarah produces student-grade violins for beginning violin students. The company produced 2,100 violins in its first month of operations. At month-end, 650 finished violins remained unsold. There was no inventory in work in process. Violins were sold for $122.50 each. Total costs from the month are as follows: (Click on the icon to view the data.) The company prepares traditional (absorption costing) income statements for its bankers. Sarah would also like to prepare contribution margin income statements for management use. Read the requirements. Compute the following amounts that would be shown on these income statements: Requirement 1. Gross Profit Identify the formula, then compute the gross profit. Sales Requirements Data table Direct materials used $ 85,200 Cost of goods sold = Gross profit Direct labor $ 60,000 Variable manufacturing overhead 27,000 Fixed manufacturing overhead 44,100 Variable selling and administrative expenses $ 12,000 Fixed selling and administrative expenses $ 13,700 Compute the following amounts that would be shown on these income statements: 1. Gross Profit 2. Contribution Margin 3. Total expenses shown below the gross profit line 4. Total expenses shown below the contribution margin line 5. Dollar value of ending inventory under absorption costing 6. Dollar value of ending inventory under variable costing 7. Which income statement will have a higher operating income? By how much? Explain. Print Done Print Done