Business, 21.02.2022 19:30, ayoismeisalex

QUESTION ONE RECOVERY, a family-owned business, manufactures its single product and sells it at K16 per unit.
The business, which currently has a monthly production capacity of 19 000 units, has orders for, and plans to sell 18 000 units in the next month.
The following information is available:
i. Monthly costs for 16 000 units are estimated at K136 000
ii. Monthly costs for 18 000 units are estimated at K148 000
iii. The company only manufactures that which has been ordered and keeps no inventory.

REQUIRED:
(A) Calculate the Variable cost per unit (2 Marks)
(B) Calculate, showing your workings, the estimated Fixed Cost (2 Marks)
(C) For the planned sales of 18000 units, draw a graphical presentation of the following cost lines in Kwacha against the number of Units. (all lines must be in the same graphical presentation) (6 marks)
i. Fixed Cost
ii. Variable Cost
iii. Total Cost
(D) Calculate the Contribution sales ratio (2 Marks)
(E) Calculate the Break-even revenue (3 Marks)
(F) Calculate the Net profit for the planned sales of 18 000 units (5 Marks)

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