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70f 10 (6 complete) HW Score: 46.76%, 468 of 10 pts E25-13 (similar to) Queslon

ID: 2584669 • Letter: 7

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70f 10 (6 complete) HW Score: 46.76%, 468 of 10 pts E25-13 (similar to) Queslon Help * Top managers of Sunset Video are alarmed by their operating losses. They are considering dropping the DVD product ine Company accountants have prepared the tolowing analysis to help make his decision (Click the icon to view the analysis.) Total fxed costs wil not change if the company stops selling DVDs Read the requirements Requirement 1. Prepare a differential analysis to show whether Sunset video should drop the DVD product line Begin by preparing a differential analysis to show whether Sunset Video should drop the DVDs product line. (Enter decreases to profts with Expected decrease in revenues -Dropping DVDs Expected decrease in costs-Dropping DVDs Expected parentheses or minus sign)

Explanation / Answer

Answer

Blu-ray

DVD

Total

Net Sales

307000

121000

428000

Variable Costs

156000

94000

250000

Contribution Margin

151000

27000

178000

Fixed Cost

125000

69000

194000

Operating Income (loss)

26000

(42000)

(16000)

The total current Net operating Losses are $16000 when both the products are being sold.

Blu ray

Net Sales

307000

Variable Costs

156000

Contribution Margin

151000

Fixed Cost

125000

Fixed cost allocated to DVD product

69000

Net Operating Income (Loss)

(43000)

The total current Net operating Losses will be $43000 if DVD’s sale and production gets closed.

Bluray

Old amounts

Difference

Net Sales

307000

428000

121000

Variable Costs

156000

250000

94000

Contribution Margin

151000

178000

27000

Fixed Cost

125000

125000

0

Fixed cost allocated to DVD product

69000

69000

0

Net Operating Income (Loss)

-43000

-16000

27000

---Expected decrease in Revenue = $121000
---Expected decrease in costs = $94000

---Expected DECREASE in Operating Income = $27000

Dropping DVDs will not add or eliminate the $42000 operating loss. Rather, it will lead to a decrease of $27000 more in Net operating income. This is because, the fixed costs will continue to occur no matter what.

When DVDs are sold, its Contribution Margin covers some part of the fixed cost and leads to a loss of only $42000. But if there are no sale, there will be no contribution margin to cover fixed cost of $ 69000 and hence, burden of fixed cost will increase and will lead to decrease in operating income further by $27000 (as explained in Req 1)

Blu-ray

DVD

Total

Net Sales

307000

121000

428000

Variable Costs

156000

94000

250000

Contribution Margin

151000

27000

178000

Fixed Cost

125000

69000

194000

Operating Income (loss)

26000

(42000)

(16000)

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