3 Break-even Point in units 9 0 1 Break-even in dollars 2 $424,594 23 24 849.19 25 26 Reconciliation of NOI 27 NOI variable = 128 +fixed MOH per unit change in inventory * 429 equals NOI absorption. 430 Margin of Safety in units 176.54 Margin of Safety in dollars $88,267.70 Margin of Safety percentage 17.21% 24.47 $ 23,991.79 227.71 $ 5.573.14 $ 29,564.93

3 Break-even Point in units 9 0 1 Break-even in dollars 2 $424,594 23 24 849.19 25 26 Reconciliation of NOI 27 NOI variable = 128 +fixed MOH per unit change in inventory * 429 equals NOI absorption. 430 Margin of Safety in units 176.54 Margin of Safety in dollars $88,267.70 Margin of Safety percentage 17.21% 24.47 $ 23,991.79 227.71 $ 5.573.14 $ 29,564.93

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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