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  • Total costs are the sum of all fixed and variable expenses
  • How are fixed costs plotted on a break-even chart?
    Horizontal line
  • What type of expenses are variable costs?
    Expenses that vary with sales
  • What is the formula to calculate break-even sales revenue?
    Fixed Costs / (1 - Variable Costs / Selling Price per Unit)
  • What happens at the break-even point in terms of profit or loss?
    No profit or loss
  • The break-even point is where total costs equal total revenue
  • Variable costs on a break-even chart start from zero
  • The formula for break-even quantity is Fixed Costs / (Selling Price per Unit - Variable Cost per Unit), where the denominator subtracts the variable cost from the selling price
  • What is the characteristic of fixed costs in calculating break-even sales revenue?
    Do not vary with sales
  • The margin of safety is calculated as Current Sales minus Break-Even Sales
  • The break-even sales revenue represents the minimum revenue needed to avoid losses
  • Reducing fixed costs can decrease the break-even point
  • The break-even point indicates the minimum sales volume required for business viability.

    True
  • Total costs are plotted as a line starting from the fixed cost level
  • The break-even quantity formula is: Fixed Costs / (Selling Price per Unit - Variable Cost per Unit
  • Knowing the break-even sales revenue helps determine the minimum revenue required to cover all expenses
  • On a break-even chart, fixed costs are plotted as a horizontal line
  • The break-even point indicates the minimum sales volume required for business viability.

    True
  • The break-even point on a chart is where total costs and total revenue intersect.

    True
  • What are fixed costs in the break-even quantity formula?
    Constant expenses
  • The formula for break-even sales revenue is Fixed Costs / (1 - (Variable Costs / Selling Price per Unit)), where the ratio (Variable Costs / Selling Price per Unit) is subtracted from 1
  • A larger margin of safety indicates a business is less vulnerable to losses.
    True
  • A lower break-even point suggests a business has a stronger financial foundation.
    True
  • Steps to improve the margin of safety:
    1️⃣ Diversify product portfolio
    2️⃣ Expand into new markets
    3️⃣ Improve cost control
  • What is the break-even point in sales terms?
    Total revenue equals total costs
  • Order the components of a break-even chart based on their plotting on the graph.
    1️⃣ Fixed Costs
    2️⃣ Variable Costs
    3️⃣ Total Costs
    4️⃣ Total Revenue
    5️⃣ Break-Even Point
  • The break-even point on a chart is where total costs intersect total revenue.

    True
  • Knowing the break-even quantity helps determine the minimum sales volume required to cover all expenses.

    True
  • A business with fixed costs of $10,000, variable costs of $5 per unit, and a selling price of $10 per unit needs to generate $20,000 in total revenue to reach the break-even point.

    True
  • The break-even point indicates the minimum sales volume required for business viability.

    True
  • What type of line is used to represent fixed costs on a break-even chart?
    Horizontal
  • What is the break-even quantity in terms of units sold?
    Number of units
  • Knowing the break-even quantity helps a business determine the minimum sales volume to cover all expenses.
    True
  • What does the margin of safety measure?
    How much sales can drop
  • What is the break-even point in terms of financial metrics?
    Sales equals costs
  • What are two strategies to increase sales above the break-even point?
    Expand marketing, introduce new products
  • Break-even analysis can help businesses manage costs and ensure long-term profitability.

    True