Information Given Sales Price: 26 Fixed Costs (FC): $4,000 VC: 7.8 Equipment Lease: $1460 CM: 18.2 $5460 Contribution Margin Ratio: 18.2/26= Members needed to Breakeven: 300 70% Monthly Membership Fee: $26
Part A:
Amount of Variable Costs (VC) Required Sales – Variable Costs – Fixed Costs = Net Income 26(300) – VC(300) – 5460=0 7800 – 300VC – 5460=0 2340 = 300VC 7.8 = VC per Unit Variable Costs: 2340
Part B: What are the monthly sales in members and dollars with a target net income of $3640? Required sales in units = (Fixed Costs + Target Net Income)/Contribution Margin per Unit Required sales in dollars = (FC+TNI)/CM Ratio (5460+3640)/18.2 = 500 Memberships (5460+3640)/.70 = $13,000 in Sales
Part C: Five Examples of Variable Costs for a fitness center: 1. Utilities 2. Repairs/Maintenance 3. Labor Hours 4. Machine Setups 5. Toiletries (Towels, supplies, etc.)
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