Excel Applications in Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (Problems taken from Management A

Surender Singh Edition 2024)

Problem 1. (Example 1. Page 5.7) ABC Ltd. provides you the following forecast for the next budget perio
Selling price Rs. 50 per unit
Variable cost Rs. 30 per unit
Fixed Cost Rs. 1,80,000
You are required to calculate:
(i) Profit Volume Ratio. (ii) Break-Even Point in units and value

Solution Statement of Contribution per unit

Selling Price
Less: Variable Cost
Contribution
Fixed Cost

(i) P/V Ratio Contribution p.u./

Selling Price p.u. Or in %

(ii) Break Even Point(units) Fixed Cost/Cp.u.

(iii) Break Even Point(Rs.) Fixed Cost/PV Ratio
from Management Accounting Book by Prof.

or the next budget period.

nit
Rs.
50
30
20
180000

0.4
40%

9000
450000
Problem 2. (Example 6. Page 5.14) XYZ provides you the following estimated information relating to next year of
Sales 50,000 units
Selling price Rs. 20 per unit
Variable cost (Out of pocket costs) Rs.12 per unit
Fixed cost per annum Rs. 1,20,000
Calculate the following :
(i) Required sales to break even;
(ii) Required sales to earn a profit of Rs.1,00,000 (iii) Required sales to earn a profit of Rs.4 per unit;
(iv) Required sales to earn a profit of 15% on sales.
(v) Additional sales required to cover an additional expenditure of Rs.20,000 in fixed cost while maintaining the es

Solution: Statement of Estimated Contribution and Profit

Sales (units)

Selling Price
Less: Variable Cost
Contribution
Fixed Cost
Profit

P/V Ratio Contribution p.u./ Selling Price

p.u.

(i) Break Even Point(units) Fixed Cost/Cp.u

Break Even Point(Rs.) Fixed Cost/PV Ratio

(iii) Required Sales to earn a profit of Rs.1,00,000

Required Sales (Rs.) (FC+ DP)/PV Ratio

Required Sales (Units) (FC+ DP)/Cp.u

(iv) Required Sales to earn a profit of 4 per unit:

Desired Profit (DP) p.u.

Required Sales (Units) FC/(Cp.u– DPp.u)
Required Sales (Rs.) Units × Selling Price

(v) Required Sales to earn a profit of 15% on Sales

Per Unit (Rs.)
Selling Price 20
Less: Variable Cost 12
Contribution p.u. 8
 Contribution p.u. towards Desired Profit 3

Contribution P.U. towards fixed cost 5

Fixed Cost (Rs.) 120000

Required Sales (Units) 24000
Required Sales (Rs.) 480000

(vi) Calculation of additional sales to cover an increase in fixed cost of Rs.20000

Additional Fixed Cost(Rs.)
Required Sales (Units) Additional FC/Cp.u
Required Sales (Rs.) Additional FC/PV Ratio
information relating to next year of its operations:
50,000 units
Rs. 20 per unit
Rs.12 per unit
Rs. 1,20,000

profit of Rs.4 per unit;

n fixed cost while maintaining the estimated profit.

50000
Per Unit (Rs.) Per Unit (Rs.)
20 1000000
12 600000
8 400000
120000
280000

0.4
Or 40%

15000
300000

550000
27500

Alternatively Rs.
Contribution per unit 8
4 Desired Profit (DP) p.u. 4
30000 Contribution p.u. Towards 4
600000 Fixed Cost 120000
Required Sales (units) 30000
Required Sales (in rupees) 600000
n increase in fixed cost of Rs.20000
20000
2500
50000
 Problem 3. (Example 7. Page 5.16). The following cost information relating to a product is supplied by a cost accountant.
Sales (20,000 units @ Rs. 40 per unit) Rs. 8,00,000
Variable Cost per unit @ Rs. 28 per unit) Rs.5,60,000
Fixed Cost Rs. 1,80,000
Profit Rs. 60,000
You are required to calculate:
(i) Variable cost ratio
(ii) P/V ratio
(iii) Break-even Sales
(iv) Sales to earn a profit of Rs.1,20,000
(v) Sales to earn a profit of 10% of Sales
(vi) Profit at a Sales level of Rs.12,00,000
(vii) Profit at a Sales level of 36,000 units

Solution: Statement of Existing Contribution and Profit

Sales (Units) 20000
Particulars Per Unit (Rs.) Total(Rs.)
Sales 40 800000
Less: Variable Cost 28 560000
Contribution 12 240000
Less: Fixed Cost 180000
Profit 60000

(i) Variable Cost ratio Variable Cost/ Sales 0.7 Or 70%

(ii) Profit Volume ratio Contriburion/Sales 0.3 30%

(iii) Break Even Point(units) Fixed Cost/Cp.u 15000

Break Even Point(Rs.) Fixed Cost/PV Ratio 600000
(iv) Sales to earn a profit of Rs. 1,20,000
Desired Profit (DP) Rs. 120000
Required Sales (units) (FC + DP)/Cp.u. 25000
Required Sales (Rs.) (FC + DP)/PV ratio 1000000

(v) Sales to earn a profit of 10% of Sales

Per Unit (Rs.)
Selling Price 40
Less: Variable Cost 28
Contribution P.U. 12
Contribution P.U. towards Desired Profit 4
Contribution P.U. towards fixed cost 8
Fixed Cost (Rs.) 180000
Required Sales (Units) 22500
Required Sales (in rupees) 900000

(vi) Profit at a Sales level of Rs.12,00,000

Given Sales (Rs.) 1200000
Profit Given Sales (Rs.)× PV ratio – FC 180000

(vi) Profit at a Sales level of 36000 units

Given Sales (units) 36000
Profit Given Sales (units) × Cp.u. – FC 252000
 Problem 4. (Example 10. Page 5.20). SR Ltd., a multiproduct company provides you the following revenue and cost
details of its operation:
Period I Period II
Sales (Rs.) 2,50,000 3,00,000
Total Costs (Rs.) 2,00,000 2,30,000
Assuming that there is no change in selling price and variable cost per unit and fixed costs are also incurred equally
in the two periods, calculate the following:
(i) Profit-volume ratio
(ii) Fixed-cost
(iii) Break-even point
(iv) Margin of safety ratio in period I and II
(v) Sales required to earn a profit of Rs.1,00,000
(vi) Profit at a Sales level of Rs.4,00,000

Solution:
Statement of Profit
Particulars Period I Period II Change
Sales 250000 300000 50000
Less: Total Cost 200000 230000 30000
Profit 50000 70000 20000

(i) Profit-volume ratio Change in Profit/Change in Sales 0.4

Or 40%

(ii) Fixed Cost 50000

Or 50000

(iii) Break Even Point(Rs.) 125000

(iv) Margin of Safety Ratio (AS-BES)/AS× 100 Period I 50%
Period II 58.33%

(v) Sales required to earn a profit of Rs. 1,00,000

Desired Profit (DP) Rs. 100000

Required Sales (Rs.) (FC + DP)/PV ratio 375000

(vi) Profit at a Sales level of Rs. 4,00,000

Given Sales (Rs.) 400000
Profit (Rs.) Given Sales (Rs.)× PV ratio – FC 110000
 Problem 5. (Example 12. Page 5.23). The Cost Accountant of ABC Ltd. supplies you the following
information:
Sales 10,000 units @ Rs.20 p.u. Rs.2,00,000
Variable Costs @ Rs. 12 p.u. Rs. 1,20,000
Fixed Cost Rs. 50,000
There has been an increase in the costs. The management is contemplating either an increase in sales
quantity or an increase in selling price. You are required to calculate: (a) new sales quantity and (b) new
selling price to earn the same profit when:
(i) Variable Cost increases by Rs. 4 per unit.
(ii) Fixed Cost increases by Rs.10,000
(iii) Variable Cost increases by Rs.2 per unit and fixed cost reduces by Rs.8,000.

Solution: Statement of Existing Contribution and Profit

Sales (Units) 10000
Particulars Per Unit (Rs.) Total(Rs.)
Sales 20 200000
Less: Variable Cost 12 120000
Contribution 8 80000
Less: Fixed Cost 50000
Profit 30000

(i) a New sales quantity to maintain present level of profit When VCp.u. is increased by Rs.4
New Variable cost 16
New Contribution per unit 4
Required Sales (units) (FC + DP)/Cp.u. 20000

(i) b New selling price to maintain present level of profit When VCp.u. is increased by Rs.4

Total Sales VC+ FC +DP 240000

Selling Price(Rs.) 24
(ii) a New sales quantity to maintain present level of profit When Fixed Cost is increased by Rs.10000
New Fixed cost 60000
Required Sales (units) (FC + DP)/Cp.u. 11250

(ii) b New selling price to maintain present level of profit When Fixed Cost is increased by Rs.10000

Total Sales VC+ FC +DP 210000

Selling Price(Rs.) 21

(iii) a New sales quantity to maintain present level of profit when VC p.u. increases by Rs.2 and FC reduces byRs.8000
New Variable cost 14
New Contibution per unit 6
New Fixed cost 42000
Required Sales (units) (FC + DP)/Cp.u. 12000

(iii) b New selling price to maintain present level of profit when VC p.u. increases by Rs.2 and FC reduces byRs.8000

Total Sales VC+ FC +DP 212000

Selling Price(Rs.) 21.2
 Problem 6. (Illustration 6. Page 5.54). Attempt the following (working notes should form part of the answer):
(i) Total fixed cost Rs.12,000; Contribution Rs.20,000; Number of units sold 10,000; Variable cost is 60% of sales.
Determine selling price per unit and also the total profits/loss
(ii) Total fixed cost Rs.12,000. Actual sales Rs. 48,000; Margin of safety Rs.8,000. Determine P/V ratio.
(iii) A company which has a margin of safety of Rs.4 lakhs makes a profit of Rs.80,000. Its fixed cost is Rs.5 lakhs.Fi
break-even sales volume.

Solution
(i) Given:
No. of units solld
Contribution (Rs.)
Fixed Cost
Variable Cost ratio

PV ratio
Total sales
Selling Price
Profit

(ii) Given:
Actual Sales(Rs.)
Margin of Safety(Rs.)
Fixed Cost

Break Even Sales(Rs.)

PV ratio FC/BES(Rs.)
Or
(iii) Given:
Margin of Safety(Rs.)
Profit(Rs.)
Fixed Cost

PV ratio Profit/Margin of Safety

Or
BES(Rs.) FC/PV ratio
m part of the answer):
able cost is 60% of sales.

ine P/V ratio.

s fixed cost is Rs.5 lakhs.Find the

10000
20000
12000
60.00%

40.00%
50000
5
8000

48000
8000
12000

40000
0.3
30%

400000
80000
500000

0.2
20%
2500000
 Problem 7. (Illustration 29. Page 5.74). A company is manufacturing three products details of which, for the last y
given below:

Product Price( Rs.) Variable Cost ( Rs. ) Per cent of Total Sales value (%)
A 20 10 40
B 25 15 35
C 20 12 25
Total fixed cost per year Rs.1,10,000
Total sales Rs.5,00,000
(a) You are required to work out the break-even point in rupee sales for each product assuming that thesales mix
retained.
(b) The management has approved a proposal to substitute product C by product D in the coming year.Thelatter p
a selling price of Rs. 25 with a variable cost of Rs. 12.50 per unit. The new sales mix of A, B and D is expected to b
20. Next year fixed costs are expected to increase by Rs.31,000. Total sales are expected to remain at Rs.5,00,000
required to work out the new break-even point in rupee sales and units for each product.
(c) What is your comment on the decision of the management regarding changing product mix?

Solution: (a) Statement of contribution and profit

Solution:
(a) Product A B
Sales Value 40% 35%
Per Unit(Rs.) Total(Rs.) Per Unit(Rs.)
Sales 20 200000 25
Less: Variable Cost 10 100000 15
Contribution 10 100000 10
Less: Fixed Cost
Profit

Overall P/V Ratio= Overall Contribution/Overall Sales

Overall BEP(Rs.)= Fixed Cost/Overall PV Ratio

Share of sales of individual products in overall Break-Even Sales of Rs.2,50,000

Rs. Units
A 100000 5000
B 87500 3500
C 62500 3125
(b) Statement of contribution and profit (when product C is substituted by D)

Product A B
Sales Value 50% 30%
Per Unit(Rs.) Total(Rs.) Per Unit(Rs.)
Sales 20 250000 25
 Less: Variable Cost 10 125000 15
Contribution 10 125000 10
Less: Fixed Cost
Profit

Overall P/V Ratio= Overall Contribution/Overall Sales

Overall BEP(Rs.)= Fixed Cost/Overall PV Ratio

Share of sales of individual products in overall Break-Even Sales of Rs.3,00,000

Rs. Units
A 150000 7500
B 90000 3600
C 60000 2400

(C) Substitution of product C by product D is more profitable. This is because of fact that P/V ratio has
increased from 44% to 47%. But due to increase in fixed cost by Rs.31,000, the overall profit has come
down from the existing level of Rs. 1,10,000 to Rs. 94,000. Hence, profit-wise the existing product mix is
better. However if sales can be increased in long-run then proposed change can also be considered
oducts details of which, for the last year, are

t of Total Sales value (%)

40
35
25

product assuming that thesales mix is to be

duct D in the coming year.Thelatter product has

es mix of A, B and D is expected to be 50 : 30 :
e expected to remain at Rs.5,00,000 You are
ch product.
ging product mix?

B C Total Total(Rs.)
35% 25% 100% 500000
Total(Rs.) Per Unit(Rs.) Total(Rs.) Overall
175000 20 125000 500000
105000 12 75000 280000
70000 8 50000 220000
110000
110000

0.44
250000

00

B D Total Total(Rs.)
30% 20% 100% 500000
Total(Rs.) Per Unit(Rs.) Total(Rs.) Overall
150000 25 100000 500000
 90000 12.5 50000 265000
60000 12.5 50000 235000
141000
94000

0.47
300000

00

act that P/V ratio has

he overall profit has come
e the existing product mix is
an also be considered
 Problem 8.(New Question) SR Ltd. is manufacturing three products, the detail of its estimated sales for the next yea
Product Selling price (Rs. ) Variable cost ratio (%)
A 50 40
B 30 50
C 20 75
The annual fixed cost is estimated at Rs.4,92,000. The Quantity wise sales mix is 50%, 30% and 20%
You are required to calculate :
(i) Overall break-even sales in units
(ii) Break even sales of individual products in value and units
(iii) Overall P/V ratio of the firm

Solution

(i) Product Selling price (Rs. ) Variable cost ratio (%) Variable Cost Cp.u.
A 50 40 20 30
B 30 50 15 15
C 20 75 15 5

Fixed Cost (Rs.)

Overall BEP(units)= Overall FC/Composite Cp.u.=
Overall P/V Ratio= Overall Contribution/Overall Sales
Overall BEP(Rs.)= Fixed Cost/Overall PV Ratio

(ii) Share of individual’s product in Break Even Sales

Product Selling price (Rs. ) BEP (units) BEP(Rs.)

A 50 12000 600000
B 30 7200 216000
C 20 4800 96000
Total 24000 912000
ated sales for the next year is given below:–

and 20%

Quantity Sales Mix % Weighted Cp.u. Weighted SP

50 15 25
30 4.5 9
20 1 4
20.5 38
492000
24000
0.539473684210526
912000
Problem 9. (Illustration 34. Page 5.79). M/s Northern Industries specialises in the manufacture of small capacity m
cost structure of a motor is given below:
Material Rs.100
Labour Rs.160
Variable overheads 50% of labour cost
Fixed overheads of the company Rs.3,00,000 per annum. The sale price of the motor is Rs. 400 each.
(i) Determine the number of motors that have to be manufactured and sold in a year in order to break-even.
(ii) How many motors have to be made and sold to make a profit of Rs.1,20,000 per year.
(iii) If the sale price is reduced by Rs.20 each, how many motors have to be sold to break-even?

Solution Calculation of Contribution per Motor

Rs.
Selling Price 400
Variable Cost:
Material 100
Labour 160
Variable Overheads 80
Total Variable Cost 340
Contribution 60
Fixed Cost 300000

(i) BEP(Units)= FC/Cp.u. 5000

(ii) Calculation of Motor to be sold to make a desired profit of Rs.1,20,000

Desired Profit 120000
Required Sales(units)= (FC+DP)/Cp.u. 7000

(iii) Calculation of number of motor to be sold to break-even if sale price is reduced by Rs.20 e

New Selling Price(Rs.) 380

Contribution 40
BEP(Units)= FC/Cp.u. 7500
he manufacture of small capacity motors. The

motor is Rs. 400 each.

a year in order to break-even.
0 per year.
d to break-even?

0,000

if sale price is reduced by Rs.20 each

Problem 10 (Illustration 36. Page 5.81) There are two factories under the same management. It is desired to merge these two factories. The following information is availa

Factory A Factory B
Capacity operation 100% 60%
Rs.Lakhs Rs.Lakhs
Sales 300 120
Variable costs 220 90
Fixed cost 40 20
You are required to calculate:
(i) the capacity of the merged plant for the purpose of break-even; and
(ii) the profit on working at 75% of the merged capacity

Solution Statement of Contribution and Profit

Factory A B Merged Plant At 75 %

Capacity (%) 100 100% 100 75
Rs.Lakhs Rs.Lakhs Rs.Lakhs Rs.Lakhs
Sales 300 200 500 375
Variable costs 220 150 370 277.5
Contribution 80 50 130 97.5
Fixed Cost 60 60
Profit 70 37.5
P/V Ratio = C/S 0.26
Or 26%
(i) The capacity of the merged plant for the purpose of break-even
BEP(Rs)= FC/PV Ratio 230.769230769231 Lakh

(ii) The profit on working at 75% of the merged capacity.

Profit = Given Sales (Rs.) × P/V ratio - FC 37.5
e following information is available:
Problem11 (Illustration 40. Page 5.85 A company is producing an identical product in two factories. The follow

Factory X
Selling price per unit 50
Variable cost per unit 40
Fixed cost 200000
Depreciation included in above 40000
Sales (units) 30000
Production capacity (units) 40000
You are required to determine:
(a) Break-even point (BEP) for each factory individually.
(b) Which factory is more profitable
(c) Cash BEP for each factory individually.
(d) BEP for company as a whole, assuming the present product mix.
(e) BEP for company as a whole, assuming the product mix can be altered as desired.
(f) Consequences on profits and BEP if product mix is changed to 2 : 3 and total demand remains co

Solution
Factory X
Production capacity (units) 40000
Sales (units) 30000
Selling price per unit (Rs.) 50
Variable cost per unit (Rs.) 40
Contribution (Rs.) 10
Fixed cost (Rs.) 200000
Depreciation included in above (Rs.) 40000
Cash Fixed Cost (Rs.) 160000
P/V Ratio =C/S 20.00%
(a) BEP(Rs.) = FC/PV Ratio 1000000
BEP(units.) = FC/Cp.u 20000

(b) Cost Indifference Point = Difference in FC/Difference in Cp.u.

(c ) Cash BEP(Rs.) = Cash FC/PV Ratio 800000

Cash BEP(units.) = Cash FC/Cp.u 16000

(d) Overall P/V Ratio = Total Contributio/Total Sales

Overall BEP(Rs.) = FC/PV Ratio

(e ) Let the desired product- mix is in the ratio of 1 : 1, i.e., 25,000 units for each factory
Desired Product Mix 25000
Overall P/V Ratio = Total Contributio/Total Sales
Overall BEP(Rs.) = FC/PV Ratio
(f) Desired Product Mix 20000
Overall P/V Ratio = Total Contributio/Total Sales
Overall BEP(Rs.) = FC/PV Ratio
duct in two factories. The following are the details in respect of both the factories.

Factory Y
50
35
300000
30000
20000
30000

altered as desired.
2 : 3 and total demand remains constant.

Factory Y
30000
20000
50
35
15
300000
30000
270000
30.00%
1000000
20000

20000 units

900000
18000

24%
2083333.33333333

or each factory
25000
25%
2000000
30000
26%
1923076.92307692
Problem 12. (Illustration 52. Page 100) (Key Factor) Super India Ltd. is producing three products X, Y and Z. The data for t

X Y
Maximum Capacity (units) 5,000 2,000
Direct material @ Rs.10 per Kg. 40 10
Other variable costs (Rs.) 36 25
Selling price (Rs.) 100 50
Fixed cost (unavoidable) (Rs.) 20,000 15,000

Calculate the best product-mix in each of the following three independent cases: (i) Total availability of raw materials is limited
(ii) Under a trade agreement the firm cannot produce more than 7,500 units of three products taken together.
(iii) Total sales value of the three products cannot exceed Rs.6,50,000
Give complete working showing contribution and total profit

Solution
X Y
Maximum Capacity (units) 5000 2000
Selling price (Rs.) 100 50
Direct material @ Rs.10 per Kg. 40 10
Other variable costs (Rs.) 36 25
Total Variable Cost (Rs.) 76 35
Contribution per unit(Rs.) 24 15
When Raw material is the Key Factor
Material Consumption p.u. (Kg.) 4 1
Contribution per Kg. of R.M.(Rs.) 6 15
Ranking on R.M Consumption basis 3 1

When sales is limited in terms of total units

Ranking on Contribution per unit basis 1 3
When sales value is limitedto Rs.6,50,000
P/V Ratio = C/S 24% 30%
Ranking on P/V ratio basis 3 2
Fixed cost (unavoidable) (Rs.) 20000 15000

When Raw material is the Key Factor

(i) Total R.M. available (Kg.)

Product Ranking wise Units Consumption of R.M. p.u.(Kg.)

Y 2000 1
Z 3000 3
X 1750 4
Total Contribution
Less: Fixed Cost(Rs.)
 Profit
When sales is limited in terms of total units
(ii) Overall sale of units

Product Ranking wise Units Contribution per unit (Rs.)

X 5000 24
Z 2500 20
Y 0 15
Total Contribution
Less: Fixed Cost(Rs.)
Profit
When sales value is limitedto Rs.6,50,000
(iii) Total Sales Value (Rs.)

Product Ranking wise Units Selling Price (Rs.)

Z 3000 60
Y 2000 50
X 3700 100

Product Ranking wise Units Contribution per unit (Rs.)

Z 3000 20
Y 2000 15
X 3700 24
Total Contribution
Less: Fixed Cost(Rs.)
Profit
roducts X, Y and Z. The data for the three products is given below:

Z
3,000
30
10
60
10,000

ilability of raw materials is limited to 18,000 kg.

ts taken together.

Z
3000
60
30
10
40
20

3
6.66666666666667
2
RANK FUNCTION

2 RANK FUNCTION

33%
1 RANK FUNCTION
10000

18000

sumption of R.M. p.u.(Kg.) Total Consumption of Material (Kg.) Material Available

1 2000 16000
3 9000 7000
4 7000
 7500

ontribution per unit (Rs.) Contrbution (Rs.) Balance Units

24 120000 2500
20 50000
15 0
170000
45,000
125,000

650000

Sales Value (Rs.) Balance Sales (Rs.)

180000 470000
100000 370000
370000

ontribution per unit (Rs.) Contrbution (Rs.)

20 60000
15 30000
24 88800
178800
45,000
133,800
Contrbution (Rs.)
30000
60000
42000
132000
45,000
87,000
 Problem 13. (Illustration 55.Page 105) ( Cost Indifference Point) Top-tech a manufacturing company is presently evaluating two possible machines for the manufacture of su

Particulars Machine A Machine B

Selling price per unit (Rs.) 400 400
Variable cost per unit (Rs.) 240 260

Total fixed costs per year 35000000 20000000

Capacity (in units) 800000 1000000

Required: (i) Recommend which machine should be chosen?

(ii) Would you change your answer, if you were informed that in near future demand will be unlimited and the capacities of the two machines are as follows?
Machine A - 12,00,000 units; Machine B- 12,00,000 units
Why?
Solution
Particulars Machine A Machine B
Installed Capacity ( Units) 800000 1000000
Selling price per unit (Rs.) 400 400
Variable cost per unit (Rs.) 240 260
Contribution per unit (Rs.) 160 140
Total Contribution (Rs.) 128000000 140000000
Less:Total fixed costs (Rs.) 35000000 20000000
Profit (Rs.) 93000000 120000000
P/V Ratio = C/S 40% 35%
BEP (units) = FC/Cp.u 218750 142857.142857143

Level of sales (units) at which both the models will earn the same profit i.e., Cost Indifference point.
Difference in FC/Differrence in Cp.u. 750000
(i) Machine B having lower fixed cost is suitable if the demand is between 1,42,857 units and 7,50,000 units. However if demand excceds 7,50,000 units Mac

(ii) Yes, preference for machine will change, As discussed above, Machine A with lower variable cost will be more profitable if demand is unlimited. This can be seen from follow

Installed Capacity (Units) 1200000 1200000

Contribution per unit 160 140
Total Contribution 192000000 168000000
Less: Fixed costs 35000000 20000000
Profits 157000000 148000000
le machines for the manufacture of superior Pen-drives. The following information is available:

ines are as follows?

f demand excceds 7,50,000 units Machine A with lower variable cost per unit will be more profitable

nlimited. This can be seen from following analysis with increased capacity of machines
Problem 14 (Example 14 &15, Page 5.30 &5.31): SR Ltd. provides you the following i
Selling price (Rs.) 20
Variable cost per unit (Rs.) 12
Fixed costs per annum (Rs.) 160000
Sales / Production (units) 25000
Draw a Break Even Chart, Contribution Chart and Profit Volume Chart from the
Solution
Output/Sales (units) Sales Revenue VC (Rs.)
0 (Rs.) 0 0
5000 100000 60000
10000 200000 120000
15000 300000 180000
20000 400000 240000
25000 500000 300000
30000 600000 360000
35000 700000 420000

Output/Sales (units) FC (Rs.) VC (Rs.)

0 160000 0
5000 160000 60000
10000 160000 120000
15000 160000 180000
20000 160000 240000
25000 160000 300000
30000 160000 360000
35000 160000 420000

Output/Sales (units) FC (Rs.) Sales

0 160000 Revenue
0
(Rs.)
5000 160000 100000
10000 160000 200000
 15000 160000 300000
20000 160000 400000
25000 160000 500000
30000 160000 600000
35000 160000 700000

Output/Sales (units) Profit (Rs.)

0 -160000
5000 -120000
10000 -80000
15000 -40000
20000 0
25000 40000
30000 80000
35000 120000
provides you the following information for its current year of operations:

800000

Profit Volume Chart from the above information 700000

FC (Rs.) TC (Rs.) Contribution Profit (Rs.) 600000

160000 160000 (Rs.) 0 -160000
160000 220000 40000 -120000 500000

Sales Revenue
160000 280000 80000 -80000
160000 340000 120000 -40000 400000
160000 400000 160000 0
160000 460000 200000 40000 300000
160000 520000 240000 80000
160000 580000 280000 120000
200000

100000
TC (Rs.) Sales Contribution Profit (Rs.)
160000 Revenue
0 (Rs.) 0 -160000 0
(Rs.)
220000 100000 40000 -120000
280000 200000 80000 -80000
340000 300000 120000 -40000
400000 400000 160000 0
460000 500000 200000 40000
520000 600000 240000 80000
580000 700000 280000 120000

Profit
Contributio
n (Rs.) 0
(Rs.)
-160000 Contrib
40000 -120000
800000
80000 -80000
700000
600000
 Contrib
800000
120000 -40000 700000
160000 0
200000 40000 600000
240000 80000
280000 120000 500000
400000
300000
200000
100000
0
0 5000

Profit Volume Graph

150000

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700000 VC (Rs.)
TC (Rs.)
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Contribution Breakeven Chart

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Problem 14 (Example 14 &15, Page 5.30 &5.31): SR Ltd. provides you the following information for its current y
Selling price (Rs.) 20
Variable cost per unit (Rs.) 12
Fixed costs per annum (Rs.) 160000 Revised FC200000
Sales / Production (units) 25000
Draw a BE Chart with orignal FC and Revised FC from the above information
Solution
Output/Sales (units) Sales VC (Rs.) FC (Rs.) TC (Rs.)
0 0 0 160000 160000
5000 100000 60000 160000 220000
10000 200000 120000 160000 280000
15000 300000 180000 160000 340000
20000 400000 240000 160000 400000
25000 500000 300000 160000 460000
30000 600000 360000 160000 520000
35000 700000 420000 160000 580000
formation for its current year of operations:

800000
700000

Sales Revenue (Rs.)

Revised Revised Revised 600000
Contribution Profit (Rs.)
0 -160000 FC
200000 TC
200000 Profit (Rs.)
-200000 500000
40000 -120000 200000 260000 -160000 400000
80000 -80000 200000 320000 -120000
120000 -40000 200000 380000 -80000 300000
160000 0 200000 440000 -40000 200000
200000 40000 200000 500000 0
240000 80000 200000 560000 40000 100000
280000 120000 200000 620000 80000 0
0 5000 10

Sales Revenue (Rs

Linear (TC (Rs.))
 Revised BEP

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Number of Units

Sales Revenue (Rs.) FC (Rs.) TC (Rs.)

Linear (TC (Rs.)) Revised FC Revised TC