3. A. Using the following Income Statement, determine the number of sno-cones that Lulu's Sno-Cone Stand must sell to break even. Sales - COGS = Gross Margin SG&A = Operating Income Depreciation = Net Income $500 $200 $300 $150 $150 $50 $100 (200 sno-cones @ $2.50) B. Lulu want to reduce her breakeven point. Which has the greater effect on her breakeven - a 10% reduction in SG&A or a 10% reduction in COGS? Show why.

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3. A. Using the following Income Statement, determine the number of sno-cones that Lulu's
Sno-Cone Stand must sell to break even.
Sales
- COGS
=
- Gross Margin
- SG&A
= Operating Income
- Depreciation
=
- Net Income
$500
$200
$300
$150
$150
$50
$100
(200 sno-cones @ $2.50)
B. Lulu want to reduce her breakeven point. Which has the greater effect on her breakeven -
a 10% reduction in SG&A or a 10% reduction in COGS? Show why.
Transcribed Image Text:3. A. Using the following Income Statement, determine the number of sno-cones that Lulu's Sno-Cone Stand must sell to break even. Sales - COGS = - Gross Margin - SG&A = Operating Income - Depreciation = - Net Income $500 $200 $300 $150 $150 $50 $100 (200 sno-cones @ $2.50) B. Lulu want to reduce her breakeven point. Which has the greater effect on her breakeven - a 10% reduction in SG&A or a 10% reduction in COGS? Show why.
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