
a.
Calculate the break-even points using the equation method.
a.

Explanation of Solution
The calculation of break-even in units is as follows:
Hence, the break-even units is 10,000 units.
The calculation of break-even point in dollars is as follows:
Hence, the break-even in dollars is $1,500,000.
Note:
N denote number of units to break-even.
Working note:
The calculation of contribution margin is as follows:
Hence, the contribution margin is $72.
(1)
b.
Calculate the break-even point in dollars and units using contribution margin per unit approach.
b.

Explanation of Solution
The calculation of sales in units is as follows:
Hence, the break-even units is 18,000 units.
The calculation of sales in dollars is as follows:
Hence, the sales in dollars is $1,300,000.
c.
Calculate the break-even points in dollars and units using contribution margin ratio approach.
c.

Explanation of Solution
The calculation of break even in dollars is as follows:
Hence, the break-even in dollars is $1,500,000.
The calculation of break even in units is as follows:
Hence, the break-even in units is 10,000 units.
Working note:
The calculation of break-even dollars is as follows:
Hence, the contribution margin ratio is 48%.
(2)
d.
Calculate the contribution margin income statement for break-even sales volume to confirm the result.
d.

Explanation of Solution
The calculation of contribution margin income statement is as follows:
Table (1)
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