Price, Variable Cast per Unit, Contribution Mangin, Contribution Margin Ratio, Fixed Expense For each of the following indepondent situations, calaulate the amount(s) required. Required: 1. At the break even pont Jefferson Company sells 125,000 units and has fixed oost of $3.52,700. The arable cost per unit s s0.30. what pnce does Jefferson charge per unt? te: Round to the nearest cent. 2. Sooner Indus nes charges a p ce of 105 and has fi ed cos of $490 500 Next year, Sooner expects to sel 12,200 units and make operating no ne of187,000 what is the anable cost per unitwhat g the con buton margin tothe nearest cent. Enter the contribution margin ratio as percentage, rounded to two decimal places. Vanisble cost per unit Contribution margin ratio 3. Last year, Jasper Company earned operating income cf $19,23D with a contribution margin ratio of o.2. Actual revenue was $241,000. Caloulate the total foced cost. Note: Round your answer to the nearest dollar, if required. ? Note: Round your va able t per unit answer 52.89 % 28,920 v 4. Laran e Company has vanable cost ratio of 0.25 The fixed cost s100,310 and 23,000 units are sold at break even. what is the price? What s the vanable cost per unit?The contribution margin per unit? Note: Round answers tothe nearest cent. Price Variable cost per unit Contribution margin per unit 3.301 x Fesdhack Chuck My Wark 1. Price at Brek Even . (Fixed Cost + Vanable Cost) / Number of Units. Calcuate total variable cost with the break, even units and the variable unit cost. Price st Break-Even-Fixed Cost per Ur it (same as contribution margin at break-even) + wanable costs per unit. 2. Variable Cost per Unit - (Sales Fixed Cests Operating Income) Number of Units Contribution Margin Rato (Sales-Variable Costs) / Sales 3. Total Fixed Cost-Total Contribution Margin-Operating Income 4. Price at Break-Even (Foxed Cost/ Contribution Margin Ratio)/ Number of Units Variable Cost per Unit - Price x Variable Cost Ratio Contribution Margin per Unit-Price-Varisble Cost per Unit ReveW the How to Calculate the Break-Even Point in Units" and the "how to Calculate the variable Cost Ratio and the Contribution Margin Ratio" examples in your text. Check My Work Next