REQUIRED Study the information given below and answer each of the following questions INDEPENDENTLY: 3.1 Calculate the margin of safety (in units). 3.2 Calculate the total Contribution Margin and Operating Profit/Loss, if the direct materials are expected to cost R30 per unit more and fixed manufacturing overhead costs are 10% greater than projected. 3.3 Calculate the variable cost per unit to break even, if the fixed costs and selling price per unit remain the same but the break-even quantity changes to 6 000 units.
REQUIRED
Study the information given below and answer each of the following questions INDEPENDENTLY:
3.1 Calculate the margin of safety (in units).
3.2 Calculate the total Contribution Margin and Operating
are expected to cost R30 per unit more and fixed
greater than projected.
3.3 Calculate the variable cost per unit to break even, if the fixed costs and selling price per
unit remain the same but the break-even quantity changes to 6 000 units.
3.4 Use the contribution margin ratio to determine the level of sales in Rands required to
obtain an operating profit of R1 950 000.
3.5 Alpha Limited wants to eliminate the variable selling expenses by employing a salaried
sales force. If the company sells 14 250 units, how much could it pay in salaries to the
sales staff and still have a profit of R16 800 000?
INFORMATION
Alpha Limited manufactures and sells its own brand of guitars. Each guitar sells for R3 000 and the company
expects to sell 12 000 guitars during 2023. The
2023:
Manufacturing costs:
Direct materials cost R6 120 000
Direct labour cost R2 880 000
Fixed manufacturing overhead costs R3 600 000
Variable manufacturing overhead costs R2 520 000
Selling and administrative expenses:
Variable selling expenses R1 080 000
Fixed selling and administrative expenses R2 250 000
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