00:02
Hello, let's calculate the values of the revised net operating income for all four different cases.
00:10
Let's start with the first case.
00:13
It's given that the unit sales increase by 15%.
00:26
So the price is the same.
00:31
It's $15.
00:33
Dollar variable cost per unit is the same it's nine and now we multiply by the initial quantity is 20 ,000 and we increase this by 15 % and it will be 23 ,000 units and we subtract fixed cost which is 70 ,000 and now net operating income will be equal to $68 ,000 in the second case, we have a decrease in the price by $150 ,150.
01:19
So the price will be $13 .5.
01:23
The variable cost is the same, and the sales quantity will increase by 25%.
01:32
So now it will be $25 ,000.
01:37
And again, we have exactly the same amount of, of fixed cost and net operating income.
01:45
In this case, it will be 42 ,500.
01:54
In the third case, we have an increase in the price by $1 .50.
02:05
It will be 16 .5.
02:10
Variable cost is the same...