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- Assume that a manufacturer can purchase a needed component from a supplier at a cost of $9.50 per unit, or it can invest $60,000 in equipment and produce the item at a cost of $7.00 per unit. (a) Determine the quantity for which total costs are equal for the make and buy alternatives. (b) What is the minimum cost alternative if 15,000 units are required? What is the minimum cost? (c) If the number of units required of the component is close to trhe break even quantity, what factors might might influence the final decision to make or buyA company would like to determine various costs and points to aid them in deciding whether to expand or not. If you are given the following information, compute the required amounts and / or figures.Selling price / unit = P100 Variable cost / unit = P70Annual fixed cost = P500,000 Compute 5. Sales in units to earn a profit of 10% of sales.there are still these to answer Draw up a marginal cost statement on the basis that 12,000 units will be sold and calculate the net profit or loss c. Briefly explain what is meant by breakeven points d. Calculate the breakeven units in value and explain what it means to the director e. Calculate the sales activity to reach a target profit of £20,000.
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