From the following data calculate (i) P/V Ratio (ii) Profit
when sales are Rs.20,000 and (iii) the new Break-Even
Point, if the selling price is reduced by 20%
Fixed expenses Rs. 4,000
Break-Even-Pont Rs. 10,000
Answer Posted / harsh sharda chattara,una,hp
IS ANS GIVEN BY SYED AND SUNIT IS WRONG ?
ANSWERS ARE:-
1)PVR=60% 2)PROFIT=8000 3)NEW BEP=5333.33
4)CONTRIBUTON=12000 5)VARIABLE COST=8000
IN ANS 1)BEP =Fixed Cost/Contribution*Sales
? 10000=4000/12000*20000
? 10000=/=6666.66
BUT
IN ANS 3)BEP =Fixed Cost/Contribution*Sales
5333.33=4000/12000*16000
5333.33=5333.33
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