00:01
Okay, so we're going to be looking at profitability.
00:13
Okay, so the information that is provided in order for us to arrive at the calculation of profitability is that we have to find out the capacity and the capacity for this business is to produce 650 ,000 units and the actual usage right because it's not going to be a hundred percent is actually given a 62 percent and 62 percent basically just equates to four hundred and three thousand units and the annual income is given this is given actually as four million one hundred and sixty thousand uh dollars and we have the annual fixed costs.
01:23
These are given as $1 ,920 ,000.
01:30
Variable costs, an amount which equal $3 .56 per unit.
01:41
So the question is, what is the profit? now the profit, obviously, based on the information that we have can only be given by the marginal contribution.
01:54
Maginal contribution.
01:55
Um, take your pardon.
02:01
It needs to be a little needer.
02:07
So the marginal contribution, um, minus the fixed cost.
02:16
This actually equals, if you look at the marginal contribution, we have an amount of 4 ,000 ,000, uh, that was given, minus the 403 ,000 times 3 .56...