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January-17	$78,000	5,679
February-17	$91,000	6,751
March-17	$100,000	7,539
April-17	$78,000	5,335
May-17	$89,000	6,480
June-17	$93,000	7,630
July-17	$87,000	6,331
August-17	$94,000	7,998
September-17	$81,000	5,943
October-17	$85,000	7,081
November-17	$100,000	7,694
December-17	$104,000	8,903
January-18	$92,000	7,485
February-18	$104,000	9,062
March-18	$96,000	8,189
April-18	$77,000	5,410
May-18	$83,000	6,556
June-18	$95,000	7,850
July-18	$65,000	4,836
August-18	$92,000	6,828
September-18	$77,000	6,221
October-18	$105,000	8,238
November-18	$103,000	7,842
December-18	$96,000	8,086
January-19	$83,000	6,887
February-19	$100,000	8,438
March-19	$83,000	5,829
April-19	$79,000	5,639
May-19	$74,000	5,703
June-19	$81,000	6,455
July-19	$82,000	6,370
August-19	$74,000	5,684
September-19	$72,000	4,906
October-19	$73,000	5,026
November-19	$92,000	7,630
December-19	$65,000	4,014
	Overhead Costs	Units Produced

The company analyzes their costs and finds the following:

Each unit of inventory uses 2 gallons of materials and each gallon costs $3. On average a worker can produce 16 units of product in an 8 hour shift and gets paid $180 for that shift. Each month Random spends $26,500 on selling and administration costs. Sales price for 2020 is estimated at $36 per unit.

What is the contribution margin per unit? Round to the nearest cent.

How many units does the company need to sell in a month to break even in 2020?

How many units does the company need to sell in a month to make $30,000 of profit before taxes?

How much in dollars must Random sell in a month to make $100,000 in profit before taxes?

Show the predicted contribution margin format income statement for January if production and sales are 7,100 units.

Show the predicted contribution margin format income statement for February if selling costs are increased by $2,000/month, a new machine increases fixed overhead by $6,000 and makes it so that workers can make 24 in a shift and sales increase by 200 units.