Magnitude of Operating Leverage: Conceptual
Magnitude of Operating Leverage: Numerical
High-Low Method
Break-Even/Desired Profit Numerical
Break-Even/Desired Profit Conceptual
100

Operating Leverage states that a change in revenue creates a disproportionate change in

Net Income

100

Green Company has Sales Revenue of $99,000 and Variable Costs of $44,000. If Net Income is $16,000, what is the Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

$2.75

100

Month        Machine Hours         Maintenance Cost

January           22,750                    $55,750

February          19,000                   $57,000

March              28,500                   $74,750

April                32,500                   $84,000

May                29,000                    $78,500

June                34,000                   $93,000

July                 30,000                   $80,250

What two months (four values) from this table would be used in the high-low method?

June : 34,000 hours & $93,000

February: 19,000 hours & $57,000

100

Purple Company sells 5,000 units with a fixed cost of $22,000 and a variable cost per unit of $6. Purple plans to sell at $10 per unit. What is the break-even point in units using the contribution margin per unit method?

5,500 units

100

What is the equation for Contribution Margin Ratio?

Contribution Margin / Sales

200

What is the formula for Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

Contribution Margin/Net Income

200

Yellow Company has a Contribution Margin of $65,000 and fixed costs of $20,000. What is the Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

$1.44

200

What is the formula for Estimated Variable Cost Per Unit using the High-Low Method?

Change in Dollars / Change in Quantity

200

Purple Company sells 5,000 units with a fixed cost of $22,000 and a variable cost per unit of $6. Purple plans to sell at $10 per unit. What is the break-even point in dollars using the contribution margin ratio method?

$55,000

200

What is the equation for Break-Even in Dollars?

Fixed Cost / Contribution Margin Ratio

300

The ______ the MOL, the more sensitive Net Income is to a change in revenue

Higher

300

Purple Company had sales revenue of $200,000, variable costs of $90,000, and fixed costs of $50,000, What is the Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

$1.83

300

Month        Machine Hours         Maintenance Cost

January           22,750                    $55,750

February          19,000                   $57,000

March              28,500                   $74,750

April                32,500                   $84,000

May                29,000                    $78,500

June                34,000                   $93,000

July                 30,000                   $80,250

Use the high-low method to determine the estimated variable cost per unit.

$2.40 per unit

300

Green company sells units at a price of $410 per unit with a variable cost of $245 per unit. Fixed costs are estimated to be $13,200. What is the break-even point in units using the Equation Method?

80 units

300

What is the equation for Break-Even in Units?

Fixed Cost / Contribution Margin per Unit

400

What type of cost is necessary for Operating Leverage?

Fixed Cost

400

Red Company sold 9,500 units in the past year. This resulted in sales revenue of $175,000, fixed costs of $48,000, and the variable cost per unit was $10. What is the Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

$2.50

400

Month        Machine Hours         Maintenance Cost

January           22,750                    $55,750

February          19,000                   $57,000

March              28,500                   $74,750

April                32,500                   $84,000

May                29,000                    $78,500

June                34,000                   $93,000

July                 30,000                   $80,250

Use the high-low method to determine the estimated total fixed cost

$11,400

400

Gold Company sells 5,000 units at $75 per unit with variable costs of $35 per unit. Estimated fixed costs are $38,000. If Gold Company has a desired profit of $45,000, what is the sales volume necessary to reach the desired profit?

2,075 units

400

What is the equation to determine Sales Volume in Units required to earn a Desired Profit?

(Fixed Costs + Desired Profit) / Contribution Margin per Unit

500

If fixed costs increased, the Magnitude of Operating Leverage would

Increase

500

Orange Company sold 10,000 units in the past year. This resulted in sales revenue of $150,000, fixed costs of $42,500, and the variable cost per unit was $7. What is the Magnitude of Operating Leverage?

$2.13

500

Month        Machine Hours         Maintenance Cost

January           22,750                    $55,750

February          19,000                   $57,000

March              28,500                   $74,750

April                32,500                   $84,000

May                29,000                    $78,500

June                34,000                   $93,000

July                 30,000                   $80,250

Use the results of the high-low method to estimate machine maintenance cost for ----- hours 

$78,600

500

Gold Company sells 5,000 units at $75 per unit with variable costs of $35 per unit. Estimated fixed costs are $38,000. If Gold Company has a desired profit of $45,000, what is the amount of sales dollars necessary to reach the desired profit?

$155,625

500

What is the equation to determine Sales Volume in Dollars required to earn a Desired Profit?

(Fixed Costs + Desired Profit) / Contribution Margin Ratio

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