Break-Even Analysis Healthy Foods, Inc. sales information. Bags size: 50 lbs. Fixed cost of OPS: $80,000. Bags price: $10. Variable cost: $0.10 per lb. What is the break-even point' BE=(Fixed Cost)/█(Contribution Margin@(price-variable cost)) BE=80,000/(10-(50*0.10) )→BE=80,000/(10-5)→BE=80,000/5→BE=16,000 Break-even point is 16,000 bags or $160,000 in sales (16,000*10).

Break-Even Analysis Problem 13 a. The break-even point in bags is 16,000 bags. $80,000 / [$10 – ($.10 * 50)] = $80,000 / $5 = 16,000 bags b. The loss on 12,000 bags is $20,000 and the profit on 25,000 bags is $45,000. Total Variable Costs Fixed Costs Total Costs Total Revenue Operating Income (loss) [12,000 * ($.10 * 50)] (12,000 * $10) $60,000 $80,000 $140,000 $120,

Break-Even Analysis ACC/561 CVP and Break-Even Analysis A CVP Analysis will classify the cost as variable and fixed, and calculates a contribution margin. Information in the analysis is the total monthly fixed costs of Snap Fitness, which are $6,000. Monthly fixed Operating costs are $4,000 and leasing equipment costs are $2,000. The center charges a monthly fee o

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