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MI – May 2016 – L1 – SB – Q1b – Costing Methods

Calculate production cost per unit, variable cost, contribution, break-even point, and total non-production cost.

Grammar Limited manufactures product G of which the sales for the year 2015 was ₦25,000,000 at the unit price of ₦40. Production overhead and selling overhead were ₦2.50 and ₦1.50 per unit, respectively. The following additional information are available for the year 2015:

₦/unit
Direct material used 8.50
Direct labour 7.50
Fixed production overhead 6.00
Fixed selling overhead 2.00
Administration overhead 4.00

You are required to calculate:

i. Full production cost per unit and value
ii. Variable cost per unit and value
iii. Contribution per unit and value
iv. Break-even point in value
v. Total non-production cost per unit and value
vi. New break-even point (to the nearest Naira) if additional distribution expenses of ₦1.50/unit was incurred

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MI – May 2016 – L1 – SB – Q1b – Costing Methods

Calculate production cost per unit, variable cost, contribution, break-even point, and total non-production cost.

Grammar Limited manufactures product G of which the sales for the year 2015 was ₦25,000,000 at the unit price of ₦40. Production overhead and selling overhead were ₦2.50 and ₦1.50 per unit, respectively. The following additional information are available for the year 2015:

₦/unit
Direct material used 8.50
Direct labour 7.50
Fixed production overhead 6.00
Fixed selling overhead 2.00
Administration overhead 4.00

You are required to calculate:

i. Full production cost per unit and value
ii. Variable cost per unit and value
iii. Contribution per unit and value
iv. Break-even point in value
v. Total non-production cost per unit and value
vi. New break-even point (to the nearest Naira) if additional distribution expenses of ₦1.50/unit was incurred

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