Cost-Volume Profit Analysis Incline Company generated $1,400,000 in revenue selling 800 units of its only product. Each unit has a contribution margin of $280. The company has fixed costs of $125/unit at the current production volume (assume unit production volume equals unit sales volume). a. What is the contribution margin ratio for Incline’s product? Answer 1 % b. Calculate the break-even point in revenue for Incline? $Answer 2

Cost-Volume Profit Analysis Incline Company generated $1,400,000 in revenue selling 800 units of its only product. Each unit has a contribution margin of $280. The company has fixed costs of $125/unit at the current production volume (assume unit production volume equals unit sales volume). a. What is the contribution margin ratio for Incline’s product? Answer 1 % b. Calculate the break-even point in revenue for Incline? $Answer 2

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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