Questions 9, 10 and 11 are independent of each other 9) Looking at the original data, you are thinking of having a new advertising campaign, you would spend $40,000. How many units would you need to sell if you wish to have Net Income increase by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points) 10) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about cutting your price by 4%, how many units would you now need to sell to increase net income by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points) 11) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about buying a new machine which would increase fixed costs by $200,000 per year but reduce variable cost per unit by 5% (you would leave your selling price the original $85/unit). How many units would you need to sell if you want to increase your net income by 10%? (3 points) 12) Would you do this scenario in #11 ? (5 points) I want you to make an argument (with calculations!) for both "Yes, I would do it" and "No, I would not" and then ultimately I want you to make a decision.
Questions 9, 10 and 11 are independent of each other 9) Looking at the original data, you are thinking of having a new advertising campaign, you would spend $40,000. How many units would you need to sell if you wish to have Net Income increase by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points) 10) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about cutting your price by 4%, how many units would you now need to sell to increase net income by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points) 11) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about buying a new machine which would increase fixed costs by $200,000 per year but reduce variable cost per unit by 5% (you would leave your selling price the original $85/unit). How many units would you need to sell if you want to increase your net income by 10%? (3 points) 12) Would you do this scenario in #11 ? (5 points) I want you to make an argument (with calculations!) for both "Yes, I would do it" and "No, I would not" and then ultimately I want you to make a decision.
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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![Questions 9, 10 and 11 are independent of each other
9) Looking at the original data, you are thinking of having a new advertising campaign, you
would spend $40,000. How many units would you need to sell if you wish to have Net
Income increase by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points)
10) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about cutting your price by 4%, how many
units would you now need to sell to increase net income by 10%? (round to the nearest
unit, 3 points)
11) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about buying a new machine which would
increase fixed costs by $200,000 per year but reduce variable cost per unit by 5% (you
would leave your selling price the original $85/unit). How many units would you need to
sell if you want to increase your net income by 10%? (3 points)
12) Would you do this scenario in #11 ? (5 points) I want you to make an argument (with
calculations!) for both "Yes, I would do it" and "No, I would not" and then ultimately I
want you to make a decision.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fcb01197c-883b-4d2c-a3c2-0ac787acf648%2F68cdf44c-a456-4071-9274-d01fc43bb53b%2F59ur35p_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Questions 9, 10 and 11 are independent of each other
9) Looking at the original data, you are thinking of having a new advertising campaign, you
would spend $40,000. How many units would you need to sell if you wish to have Net
Income increase by 10%? (round to the nearest unit, 3 points)
10) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about cutting your price by 4%, how many
units would you now need to sell to increase net income by 10%? (round to the nearest
unit, 3 points)
11) Looking at the original data, you are thinking about buying a new machine which would
increase fixed costs by $200,000 per year but reduce variable cost per unit by 5% (you
would leave your selling price the original $85/unit). How many units would you need to
sell if you want to increase your net income by 10%? (3 points)
12) Would you do this scenario in #11 ? (5 points) I want you to make an argument (with
calculations!) for both "Yes, I would do it" and "No, I would not" and then ultimately I
want you to make a decision.
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