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Sales (100,000 units @ Sh.20) Variable costs: Direct material 2,000,000 Direct labor 6,500,000 Factory overhead 1,500,000 Administrative and selling overhead 2,000,000. Fixed costs: Factory overhead 2,000,000 Rent 500,000 Administrative 1,500,000   a) Using the formula approach determine the breakeven point for Weka Corp Inc. (show all workings)  b) Draw a well labelled Break-Even Chart for Weka Corp Inc. clearly indicating the break-even point. c) Explain what Cost Value Profit (CVP) analysis is and further discuss any eight (8) assumptions made by CPV.

Sales (100,000 units @ Sh.20) Variable costs: Direct material 2,000,000 Direct labor 6,500,000 Factory overhead 1,500,000 Administrative and selling overhead 2,000,000. Fixed costs: Factory overhead 2,000,000 Rent 500,000 Administrative 1,500,000   a) Using the formula approach determine the breakeven point for Weka Corp Inc. (show all workings)  b) Draw a well labelled Break-Even Chart for Weka Corp Inc. clearly indicating the break-even point. c) Explain what Cost Value Profit (CVP) analysis is and further discuss any eight (8) assumptions made by CPV.

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Sales (100,000 units @ Sh.20)

Variable costs:

Direct material 2,000,000

Direct labor 6,500,000

Factory overhead 1,500,000

Administrative and selling overhead 2,000,000.

Fixed costs:

Factory overhead 2,000,000

Rent 500,000

Administrative 1,500,000

 

  1. a) Using the formula approach determine the breakeven point for Weka Corp Inc. (show all

workings) 

  1. b) Draw a well labelled Break-Even Chart for Weka Corp Inc. clearly indicating the break-even

point.

  1. c) Explain what Cost Value Profit (CVP) analysis is and further discuss any eight (8) assumptions

made by CPV. 

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