could someone give me an analysis for this assignment, the answers already been there please need help. thanks!

As per given details please refer below answer :- First need to calculate before tax profit, then add this to fixed expenses and divide by contribution margin per unit. Before Tax Profit :- After 20% tax profit is $160,000 which is 80%(10020) of before tax profit. Before Tax Profit = After Tax profit /80% Before Tax Profit =160,000/80% Before Tax Profit =$200,000 Required Sales Volume = (Fixed cost + Before Tax profit) / Contribution margin Required Sales Volume =(128,000+200,000)/15 Required Sales Volume =328,000/15 Required Sales Volume =21,866.67 Required Sales Volume =21,867 units To achieve after tax profit of $160,000 business need to sale 21,867 units per month. Income Statement with Additional details. Addition revenue is generated as $90,000. It means business can soid 2,250 (90,000/ 40) additional units. Total units sold in period are 24,117(21,867+2,250). Degree of Operating Leverage :- Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution margin / (contribution margin - Fixed costs) Degree of Operating Leverage =361,755/(361,755178,00036,751) Degree of Operating Leverage =361,755/147,004 Degree of Operating Leverage =2.46 Appendix Three (Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis for a proposed storefront) Objective: in order to maximize revense, the consulting group would like to analyze the feasibility of opening a storefront in an area with sigaificant traflic. The store would focus on selling high value meals. Scenario: The store is projected to generate a net operating income of $160,000, after taxes. The applicable tax rate is 20%. Methodology: The group would analyze the sales volume required to reach the target net operating income. Based on this sales figure, they would also like to iterate the staffing pattern and further analyze the impact on net operating income. The iteration would include, adding another two part time salespersons. As a result, the selling expenses will increase by $50,000 and will bring in an additional $ 90,000 in revenue. They would prepare a Contribution margin income statement and calculate the degree of operating leverage