● ● 1. If the variable cost is P15/unit, fixed cost is 265,000; and Sales is P55. Find the BEPs, and BEPx. Use the Target Profit Analysis Equation Method Use the algebraic approach. If the Income Statement is: h). 2. Sales (P50 x 10,000 units) Less: Variable Costs (P20 x 10,000 units) Fixed Costs Net Income Compute for the following: Contribution Margin Ratio Break-Even Point in Sales Break-Even Point in Units P200,000 150.000 P500,000 350.000 P150.000

● ● 1. If the variable cost is P15/unit, fixed cost is 265,000; and Sales is P55. Find the BEPs, and BEPx. Use the Target Profit Analysis Equation Method Use the algebraic approach. If the Income Statement is: h). 2. Sales (P50 x 10,000 units) Less: Variable Costs (P20 x 10,000 units) Fixed Costs Net Income Compute for the following: Contribution Margin Ratio Break-Even Point in Sales Break-Even Point in Units P200,000 150.000 P500,000 350.000 P150.000

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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