1. Meyer Appliance Company makes cooling fans. The firm's income statement is as follows:Sales (7,000 fans at $20) .$140,000Less: Variable costs (7,000 fans at $8..56,000Fixed operating costs.44,000Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT).$ 40,000Interest ( 1) ..Earnings before taxes (EBT).10,000$ 30,0006,000.$ 24,000$ 6,000Taxes (T) .Earnings after taxes (EAT).Preferred stock dividends (PD)..Compute:a. The break-even point.b. Degree of operating leverage.c. Degree of financial leverage.d. Degree of total leverage.

1. Meyer Appliance Company makes cooling fans. The firm's income statement is as follows: Sales (7,000 fans at $20).. $140,000 Less: Variable costs (7,000 fans at $8). 56,000 Fixed operating costs.. Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT). Interest ( 1) . 44,000 .$ 40,000 10,000 $ 30,000 . 6,000 .$ 24,000 Earnings before taxes (EBT) Taxes (T) . Earnings after taxes (EAT). Preferred stock dividends (PD). .$ 6,000 Compute: a. The break-even point. b. Degree of operating leverage. c. Degree of financial leverage. d. Degree of total leverage.

1. Meyer Appliance Company makes cooling fans. The firm's income statement is as follows: Sales (7,000 fans at $20).. $140,000 Less: Variable costs (7,000 fans at $8). 56,000 Fixed operating costs.. Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT). Interest ( 1) . 44,000 .$ 40,000 10,000 $ 30,000 . 6,000 .$ 24,000 Earnings before taxes (EBT) Taxes (T) . Earnings after taxes (EAT). Preferred stock dividends (PD). .$ 6,000 Compute: a. The break-even point. b. Degree of operating leverage. c. Degree of financial leverage. d. Degree of total leverage.

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