G10 BREAK EVEN POINT calculation 2

Tuesday, 6th February 2024
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Business StudiesSecondary Education

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Tuesday, 6th February 2024

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1. To recognize the purpose of break-even point.
2. To work on the Market Day project tasks.

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Calculate the variable cost per unit in February for Areej juice if:
fixed costs are 5,550 AED, variable costs are 3,300 AED and the total output is 1,500.
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2.2 AED
B
5.8 AED
C
4,955 AED
D
8,325 AED

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What is the break-even point?
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It is the exact number where total costs equals total revenue.
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It is the number of revenue divided by costs.

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Why do we use the break-even point?
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To know how many products to sell to make a profit.
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To know which method of production to use.
C
To know how much the total costs are.

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make a slide that has an activity to practice calculating the contribution per unit
How do we calculate the break-even point?
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1. selling price per unit - variable cost per unit 2. total fixed costs/ contribution per unit
B
1. total revenue/ total fixed costs 2. fixed costs/ average costs

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If the selling price per unit = Dh16
The variable cost per shampoo bottle = Dh4
Total fixed costs = Dh4,000
How much will the contribution per bottle be?
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12
B
32
C
40
D
64

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If the selling price per unit = Dh16
The variable cost per bottle = Dh4
Total fixed costs = Dh4,000
Contribution Per Unit= Dh12
How much will the break-even point be?
A
203
B
230
C
303
D
333

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200

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Why do we use the break-even chart?
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to show where all the costs are
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to show where the break-even point is
C
to show the number of output

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