Question: ( 2 5 MARKS ) QUESTION 3 Study the information provided by the child welfare organisation and answer the following questions REQUIRED independently. The expanded

(25 MARKS)QUESTION 3
Study the information provided by the child welfare organisation and answer the following questions
REQUIRED independently. The expanded contribution margin model must be used to answer questions 3.1,3.2 and
3.4.
(5 marks)
3.1 Calculate the break-even quantity.
3.2 Calculate the sales volume required to achieve an operating profit of R2112000.
(5 marks)
3.3 Calculate the selling price per unit (expressed to the nearest cent) that will enable to welfare organisation to achieve an operating profit of R50 per unit.
(5 marks)
3.4 Suppose the selling price is decreased by R20 per unit with the expectation that this would increase the sales volume by 20%. Is this a good idea? Motivate your answer with the relevant calculations.
(5 marks)
3.5 Calculate the margin of safety (in units) if the selling price drops to R110 per unit with the expectation that the fixed costs can be reduced to R711900.
(5 marks)
QUESTION 4
(25 MARKS)
Use the information related to the acquisition of a new machine to calculate the following. (lgnore taxes.) Use discount factors from the four decimals present value tables only in the relevant calculations.
4.1 Payback Period (expressed in yoars and months).
(3 marks)
4.2 Accounting Rate of Retum on initial investment (expressed to two decimal places).
(4 marks)
4.3 Net present value. Your answer must include the present value calculations and the calculation of the NPV.
(6 marks)
4.4 Internal Rate of Retum (expressed to two decimal places). Your answer must reflect two NPV calculations (using consecutive rates/percentages) and interpolation.
(6 marks)
4.5 Weighted average cost of capital (expressed to two decimal places) if the initial investment is funded by ordinary shares and debt in the ratio 3:2 respectively and the cost of ordinary shares and cost of debt are 18% and 14% respectively. Your answer must include the values of the ordinary shares and debt.
(6 marks)
FORMULA SHEET
\table[[Operating proft,x,100],[Sales,,1]]
\table[[Proft ater tax,x,100],[Sales,,1]]
\table[[Cost of sales],[Average inventory]]
\table[[Accounts recelvable,x,365],[Credit ssles,,1]]
\table[[Accounls payable,x,365],[Credit purchases,,1]]
\table[[Sales],[Net assets]]
\table[[Operating profit,x,100],[Total assels,,1]]
\table[[Operating profit,x,100],[Capital employed,,1]]
\table[[Profit after tax,X,100],[Equity,,1]]
\table[[Prots ater tax,x,100],[No. of ondrary shares lssued,,1]]
\table[[Dividends for the year,x,100],[No. of ondirary shares issued,,1]]
\table[[Retained earrings for the year,x,100],[Profit due to ordinary shareholders,,1]]
\table[[Earnings per share - Dividend per share,X,100],[Earnings per share,,1]]
\table[[Market price per share],[Eamings per share]]
\table[[Current assets],[Current liablities]]
\table[[Current assets - Imventory],[Curnent liabilites]]
\table[[Total debt,x,100],[Total assets,,1]]
\table[[Non-current debt,X,100],[Equity,,1]]
\table[[Operating profit],[Interest expense]]
 (25 MARKS)QUESTION 3 Study the information provided by the child welfare

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