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    Break Even Point (Units) = Total Fixed Cost

    Contribution Margin per unit

    Contribution Margin per unit = Sales Price - Variable Cost per unit

    Break Even Point (Pesos) = Total Fixed Cost


    Contribution Margin Ratio
    or
    Break Even Point (Pesos) = Break Even Point (Units)
    x Selling Price per unit

    Contribution Margin Ratio = Contribution Margin per unit


    Sales Price per unit

    Net Income = Revenue


    - Total Variable Cost
    - Total Fixed Cost

    Margin of Safety = Current Sales


    - BEP (Sales)

    Margin of Safety (pesos) = Units


    x Sales Price

    Margin of Safety Ratio = Margin of Safety


    Total Sales

    Break Even Point ( Total Units) = Total Fixed Cost


    Weighted Ave. Contribution Margin
    or = Total Fixed Cost
    Weighted Contribution Margin per unit

    Weighted Ave. Contribution Margin = Total Contribution Margin


    Total Expected Sales

    Total Contribution Margin = Total Fixed Cost


    - Expected Net Income

    Sales = Total Fixed Cost


    + Desired Profit
    / Contribution Margin per unit

    Degree of Operating Leverage = Contribution Margin


    Net Income

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