Contribution question help!!!!
alexp19740
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If anyone can help with this attached level 3 style question, it would be appreciated. It's really the bit where they are asking for the optical mix I am struggling with!
Alpha makes two products Tig and Tag, the info for the next month is as follows: Product Tig
Variable Costs:-
Material Costs (£400 per kilo) - 2400
Labour Cost - 400
Total variable cost 2800
Fixed costs:-
Production costs - 450
Admin Costs - 300
Total Fixed Costs - 750
Profit per unit - 450
Monthly Demand - 200
Product tag
Variable Costs:-
Material Costs (£400 per kilo) - 3000
Labour Cost - 600
Total variable cost - 3600
Fixed costs:-
Production costs - 450
Admin Costs - 300
Total Fixed Costs - 750
Profit per unit - 600
Monthly Demand - 300
a) Complete the following
The contribution per unit for
• Tig
• Tag
Total Contribution for:-
• Tig
• Tag
b) Optical production order for Tig and Tag
c) Optical production in units for Tig and Tag
d) Total contribution for Tig and Tag
Alpha makes two products Tig and Tag, the info for the next month is as follows: Product Tig
Variable Costs:-
Material Costs (£400 per kilo) - 2400
Labour Cost - 400
Total variable cost 2800
Fixed costs:-
Production costs - 450
Admin Costs - 300
Total Fixed Costs - 750
Profit per unit - 450
Monthly Demand - 200
Product tag
Variable Costs:-
Material Costs (£400 per kilo) - 3000
Labour Cost - 600
Total variable cost - 3600
Fixed costs:-
Production costs - 450
Admin Costs - 300
Total Fixed Costs - 750
Profit per unit - 600
Monthly Demand - 300
a) Complete the following
The contribution per unit for
• Tig
• Tag
Total Contribution for:-
• Tig
• Tag
b) Optical production order for Tig and Tag
c) Optical production in units for Tig and Tag
d) Total contribution for Tig and Tag
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Comments
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Ahh I have an answer for this somewhere I will try dig out my sheets later. X0
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Alex
I had to read your question twice (I put my specs on to check!)
It's really the bit where they are asking for the optical mix I am struggling with!
Once my eyes had seen your concern - I figured out that optimum or optimal mix is more likely to be what is needed.
If this appears in an exam you sit it means:- something is in short supply
- you need to recognise that some of the demand can not be met due to a limiting factor
- you need to schedule production to maximise the contribution you will get from the limiting factor
I hope the attached word doc helps
I am running a revision day on Sat 28 June in Bromsgrove for Financial Performance
Please email me if you would like to attend
sandy@sandyhood.com
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Many thanks guy, just realised I never replied to your kind response!0
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