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DPA40113 - COST VOLUME PROFIT

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Break-even point (BEP) is defined as the point where total revenue equals to total costs.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Contribution is the difference between sales value and variable costs incurred. In other words, it is a reduction of sales after covering the variable costs.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Margin of safety (MOS) indicates on how much can the company increase its sales before a loss occurs.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Each of the following would affect the break-even point except a change in the

a)

number of units sold

b)

variable cost per unit

c)

total fixed cost

d)

sales price per unit

5.

Below are the method for computing a break even point EXCEPT;

a)

Mathematical equation

b)

Contribution margin method

c)

Graphical method

d)

Net profit method

6.

One of the example of assumptions of CVP Analysis is:

a)

Difficult to distinguish costs exactly into variable or fixed

b)

The efficiency and productivity are to be unchanged

c)

Fluctuation in revenues or cost

d)

Selling price may be reduced to achieve greater volume of sales

7.

The purpose of CVP analysis is to estimate how profits are affected by the following factors EXCEPT:

a)

Selling price

b)

Sales volume

c)

Supplier discount

d)

Total cost

8.

One of the limitation of CVP Analysis is…………………………………………..

a)

Fluctuation in revenue or costs

b)

Cost are linear

c)

Selling price are constant

d)

Revenue are linear

9.

The following is importance of Cost Volume Profit analysis EXCEPT

a)

Review the impact on profit when there is a change in the Cost Volume Profit analysis element.

b)

Determine sales level on Break Even Point.

c)

Examining the relationship between changes in volume/unit and changes in total sales revenue, expenses and net profit.

d)

Making decisions regarding pricing policies.

10.

The following is assumptions in Cost Volume Profit (CVP) analysis EXCEPT

a)

Fixed cost and variable cost can be identified.

b)

Units of sales equals to unit of production.

c)

Costs and revenues are linear.

d)

Selling price per unit always changed

11.

BEP calculation can be calculated using:

a)

Equation approach

b)

Evaluation approach

c)

Comprehensive approach

d)

Contribution Margin approach

12.

Sales price is RM20 per unit and Variable cost is RM10 per unit. What is contribution margin per unit?

a)

RM5

b)

RM10

c)

RM30

d)

RM200

13.

Manis Company's sales price is RM34 per unit with total fixed cost RM20,000. The variable cost is RM20 per unit. What is break-even point in unit?

a)

1,489 units

b)

14,285 units

c)

148 units

d)

1,429 units

14.

The current sales price for Jameela Company is RM16 per unit and variable cost is RM8 per unit. The total fixed cost for the year is RM125,000 and the targeted profit is RM35,000. What is the total units sales for Jameela Company if they want to achieve the target profit?

a)

15,000 units

b)

16,000 units

c)

20,000 units

d)

22,000 units

15.

The current sales price for Jameela Company is RM16 per unit and variable cost is RM8 per unit. The total fixed cost for the year is RM125,000 and the targeted profit is RM35,000. What is the total units sales for Jameela Company if they want to achieve the target profit, considering the increase in sales price by RM1.50 and the decrease in variable cost by RM2?

a)

13,609 units

b)

14,548 units

c)

15,765 units

d)

13,913 units

16.

Below are the method for computing a break even point EXCEPT;

a)

Mathematical equation

b)

Contribution margin method

c)

Graphical method

d)

Net profit method

17.

One of the example of assumptions of CVP Analysis is:

a)

Difficult to distinguish costs exactly into variable or fixed

b)

The efficiency and productivity are to be unchanged

c)

Fluctuation in revenues or cost

d)

Selling price may be reduced to achieve greater volume of sales

18.

A business manufactures a single product which it sells for $50. The variable costs of production are $10 a unit. Next month fixed costs will be $800,000. The Finance Director wants to realise a profit of $120,000. How many units must be sold to generate this profit?

a)

21000

b)

23000

c)

22000

d)

None of these

19.

A company makes a single product which it sells for $30 per unit.

Fixed costs are $18,000 per month. The contribution/sales ratio is 40%.

Next month the company’s profit target is $36,000.

What sales volume is required to achieve next month’s profit target?

a)

1,200 units

b)

1,500 units

c)

3,000 units

d)

4,500 units

20.

A company makes a single product which it sells for $2 per unit.

Fixed costs are $13,000 per month.

The contribution/sales ratio is 40%. Sales revenue is $62,500.

What is the margin of safety in units?

a)

14000

b)

10000

c)

1000

d)

15000