MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING (COST-VOLUME PROFIT ANALYSIS) ih excess of the break-even point.production and sales information of these three products are as follows:ProductATotal cost/unit (RM)284030Fixed cost/unit200025% of total cost30% of total cost20% of total costSales price/unit (RM)30453530000000,005Required:a. Determine the company's break-even point (in sales value) and margin of safety (in salesvalue) for the year.RM502b. The projected sales for the following year for products A, B and Care RM700,000, RM500,000and RM800,000 respectively. Calculate the revised break-even point (in sales value).TOs babns 169V ornoi 2ulev (Round off your answers to three decimal places.)

BREAK-EVEN POINT (SALES VALUE) = TOTAL FIXED COSTS/CONTRIBUTION TO SALES RATIO MARGIN OF SAFETY =…

a. Determine the company's break-even point (in sales value) and margin of safety (in sales value) for the year. A5020.1 b. The projected sales for the following year for products A, B and Care RM700,000, RM500,000 and RM800,000 respectively. Calculate the revised break-even point (in sales value). 181005bns 169y orl TO 29uley a (Round off your answers to three decimal places.)

a. Determine the company's break-even point (in sales value) and margin of safety (in sales value) for the year. A5020.1 b. The projected sales for the following year for products A, B and Care RM700,000, RM500,000 and RM800,000 respectively. Calculate the revised break-even point (in sales value). 181005bns 169y orl TO 29uley a (Round off your answers to three decimal places.)

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