Calculate the break-even for all three years for bagels and bagel sandwiches. 201820192020Actual.Actual.Actual.# of bagel sandwiches# of bagels sold12,00012,50015,00024,00025,000$106,25030,000$120,000Sandwich revenue$96,000$110,942$112,000$218,250$145,619$265,619Bagel revenueTotal Revenue$206,942Sandwich expenses (fixed)Sandwich expenses94,0006,000104,0007.000.94,75096,0006,500105,0007.5007,250107,7508.250Bagel expenses (fixed)Bagel expenses (variable) - Sandwich expenses (fixed)1 Sandwich expenses2 Bagel expenses (fixed)= Bagel expenses (variable)- Total Expense94,75096,00094,0006,000104,0007,000211,0006,500105,0007,500213,7507,250107,7508,250219,250- Profit/(Loss)$(4,058) $4,500 $46,369BE = FC/(Rev/unit-Varo cost/unit)

Break even units refers to the number of units to be sold in order to achieve the total cost…

2018 2019 2020 Actual. 12,000 Actual. Actual. 15,000 # of bagel sandwiches # of bagels sold 12,500 30,000 $120,000 $145,619 24,000 25,000 $106,250 Sandwich revenue $96,000 $110,942 $206,942 $112,000 $218,250 Bagel revenue Total Revenue $265,619 Sandwich expenses (fixed) 94,000 6,000 104,000 7 000 94,750| 6,500 105,000 7 500l 96,000 Sandwich expenses 7,250 107,750 8 250 Bagel expenses (fixed) Bagel expenses (variable)

2018 2019 2020 Actual. 12,000 Actual. Actual. 15,000 # of bagel sandwiches # of bagels sold 12,500 30,000 $120,000 $145,619 24,000 25,000 $106,250 Sandwich revenue $96,000 $110,942 $206,942 $112,000 $218,250 Bagel revenue Total Revenue $265,619 Sandwich expenses (fixed) 94,000 6,000 104,000 7 000 94,750| 6,500 105,000 7 500l 96,000 Sandwich expenses 7,250 107,750 8 250 Bagel expenses (fixed) Bagel expenses (variable)

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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