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The document contains calculations to determine the break-even points for 4 different scenarios: 1) Whether to use manual labor or a machine for a production process, determining the break-even is 6,651 units per year. 2) Renting out units in a new building, determining the break-even monthly rental is 564 units. 3) Operating a company car for a salesman, determining the break-even kilometers traveled annually is 26,616 km. 4) Selling electricity to customers, determining the break-even price per kw-hr is ₱0.49.
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Let N

The document contains calculations to determine the break-even points for 4 different scenarios: 1) Whether to use manual labor or a machine for a production process, determining the break-even is 6,651 units per year. 2) Renting out units in a new building, determining the break-even monthly rental is 564 units. 3) Operating a company car for a salesman, determining the break-even kilometers traveled annually is 26,616 km. 4) Selling electricity to customers, determining the break-even price per kw-hr is ₱0.49.
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Let N = the number of units per year for the two methods to breakeven.

Manual Labor:
Total annual cost = 1 .80 N +2,000

With Machine:
( F .C .−S . V . ) i ( 40,000−5,000 ) ( 0.12 )
Depreciation = = =₱ 2,845.60
( 1+ i )n −1 (1+0.12 )8 −1
Operation Cost = ₱ 30,000
Minimum Required Profit =( 0.12 ) ( 40,000 ) =₱ 4,800
Labor Cost = 0.50 N
Total annual cost = 2,845.60+30,000+ 4,800+0.50 N=0.50 N +10,645.60

To breakeven:
1.80 N +2,000=0.50 N +10,645.60
1.80 N−0.50 N =10,645.60−2,000
1. 3 N =8 , 645.60
8,645.60
N= =6,650.46=6,651 units
1. 3
N=6,651units
Total capital investment = ( 10 ) ( ₱ 20,000 ) + ₱ 60,000=₱ 260,000
Annual Expenses:
( F .C .−S . V . ) i ( 200,000−0 ) ( 0.12 )
Depreciation on building = = =₱ 11,396.83
( 1+ i )n −1 ( 1+0.12 )10−1
Building Insurance = ( 0.03 ) ( ₱ 200,000 ) =₱ 6,000
Real estate taxes = ( 0.03 5 ) ( ₱ 12 0,000 )=₱ 4 , 2 00
Maintenance = ₱2,000
Minimum Required Profit =( 0.12 ) ( ₱ 260,000 )= ₱ 31, 2 00
Total Annual Expenses = 11,396.83+6,000+ 4,200+2,000+31,200=₱ 54,796.83

Let R = average monthly rental for each unit


Gross annual income with 90% average occupancy = ( 0.90 ) ( 10 ) ( 12 R ) =108 R
Income tax = ( 0.10 ) ( 108 R )=10.8 R
Net Annual Income = 108 R−10.8 R=97.2 R

To breakeven:
97.2 R=54,796.83
54,796.83
R= =563.75=564 units
97.2

Let N = number of kilometers travelled annually by a salesman


Amount paid to salesman with a car = ₱ 9.50 N

Annual Expenses for Company Car:


Fixed Cost:
( F .C .−S . V . ) i ( 4 00,000−50,000 )( 0.12 )
Depreciation = = =₱ 73,232.05
( 1+ i )n −1 ( 1+0.12 ) 4−1
Insurance = ₱12,500
Storage Cost = ( 12 ) ( ₱ 500 )=₱ 6,000
Minimum required profit = ( 0. 12 )( ₱ 4 00 , 000 ) =₱ 48 , 000
Total Annual Expenses = 73,232.05+12,500+6,000+ 48,000=₱ 139,732.05
Variable cost for fuel, oil, etc. = ₱ 4.25 N
Total Annual Expenses = 4.25 N +139,732.05

To breakeven:
9.50 N=4.25 N +139,732.05
9.50 N−4.25 N=139,732.05
5 .25 N =139,732.05
139,732.05
N= =26,615.63=26,616 km
5 .25

Let P = price per kw-hr paid by customers


Number of kw-hr sold to customers = ( 0.80 ) ( 2,300,000 )=1,840,000 kw−hr
Gross monthly income = 1,840,000 P

Monthly payment to NPC = ( 2,300,000 ) ( ₱ 0.20 )= ₱ 460,000


Taxes = ( 0.025 ) ( 1,840,000 P )=46,000 P each month
Other monthly expenses = 75,000+225,000+70,000+30,000+20,000=₱ 420,000
Total monthly expenses = ₱ 460,000+ ₱ 420,000+ 46,000 P=46,000 P+ 880,000

To breakeven:
1,840,000 P=46,000 P+880,000
1,840,000 P−46,000 P=880,000
1,794,000 P=880,000
880,000
P= =₱ 0.49 per kw−hr
1,794,000

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