It costs a manufacturer $3,327 to make a product. The rate of markup is 32.00% of the
Question:
It costs a manufacturer $3,327 to make a product. The rate of markup is 32.00% of the selling price and it offers a markdown of 10.00% during a discount period.
a. What is the regular selling price?
b. What is the reduced selling price during the discount period?
2) A dealer purchased machinery for $60,750.00 per unit. His overhead expenses are 45.00% of the cost and he desires an operating profit of 35.00% of the cost. During a sale, he offers a markdown of 24.00%.
a. Calculate the reduced selling price per unit.
b. Calculate the break-even price. c. Calculate the profit or loss made per unit at the reduced selling price. Round your answer to two decimal places. (Round to the nearest cent. Use a negative sign to represent a loss)
3) Elise and her friend Eloi developed an online car repair training course and sell it for $67.50 per course. The contribution margin per course is $23.00 and to break-even they need to have a total revenue of $146,000.00 per annum.
a. What is the break-even volume?
b. What is the fixed costs per annum?
c. What is the total revenue if they sell 3,050 courses this year?
4) A company that manufactures monitors has fixed costs of $81,500 per annum. The variable costs are 28% of sales and the profit is $62,000. When the selling price was reduced by 10%, the sales volume increased by 25%.
a. What was the original sales revenue?
b. What were the original variable costs?
c. What is the new sales revenue?
d. What are the new variable costs?
e. What is the amount of change in net income?
Contemporary Business Mathematics with Canadian Applications
ISBN: 978-0133052312
10th edition
Authors: S. A. Hummelbrunner, Kelly Halliday, K. Suzanne Coombs