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I love the break down of the material in this video! I am taking budgeting and forecasting for the second time and it is one of the last classes for me to be able to graduate. I dropped it the first time because it was not making any sense and I couldn't find a good tutor. I am retaking it now because it's required and I have been struggling every week because the information is overwhelming and math is not something that comes easily to me. I love the way your video is broken down because it's not overwhelming and it finally clicks with me. So thank you so much for taking the time to create these!!
Thank you for explaining in 4 1/2 minutes what my teacher took 15 minutes to explain and in a way that was so boring I had trouble paying attention for 80% of it (my professor, not you). These college professors need to look up how to make videos that don't put students to sleep watching them.
Hi thank you for making it so simple to understand ! May I ask by “Fixed Cost” , is it a monthly or unit fixed cost. If fixed cost per month is eg USD5000. For each customer, average revenue is USD80 and average variable cost is USD30. Each month, estimated actual customer volume is 80 customers. What is my break even point ? And what is my break even sales ? Thank you
Example: A company sold 80,000 units earning a profit of Birr 90.000. The Total purchasing Cost of the product is Birr 400,000. Moreover, the company incurred a commission expense (additional cost) of Birr 40,000 at 5% rate. (Hint: commission expense is calculated as a percentage of sales) Develop the total cost equation and find the break-even revenue.
Hey, may you please explain the formular again, why do we divide the fixed costs by the contribution, why don’t we divide the total cost(fc+Vic) and divide this by the sales?
Hi there! Because the variable costs are already absorbed in contribution margin. So you would take Sales - Variable costs = Contribution Margin. From there you would divide fixed costs over contribution margin. Hope that helps!
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Break Even Point can be tricky but in this video, you will learn how to calculate it the easy way. Please comment if you have questions!
Bro I just want thank you like wow bro my teacher tough me for 3 hours straight and I didn’t even get it but you really made me understand in 4 minutes the goat bro I appreciate fr man ❤
I love the break down of the material in this video! I am taking budgeting and forecasting for the second time and it is one of the last classes for me to be able to graduate. I dropped it the first time because it was not making any sense and I couldn't find a good tutor. I am retaking it now because it's required and I have been struggling every week because the information is overwhelming and math is not something that comes easily to me. I love the way your video is broken down because it's not overwhelming and it finally clicks with me. So thank you so much for taking the time to create these!!
You're so welcome! Glad I could help 😀
Thank you so much! 100% well explained than other tutorial vids.
Thank you for explaining in 4 1/2 minutes what my teacher took 15 minutes to explain and in a way that was so boring I had trouble paying attention for 80% of it (my professor, not you). These college professors need to look up how to make videos that don't put students to sleep watching them.
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Hi thank you for making it so simple to understand !
May I ask by “Fixed Cost” , is it a monthly or unit fixed cost.
If fixed cost per month is eg USD5000. For each customer, average revenue is USD80 and average variable cost is USD30. Each month, estimated actual customer volume is 80 customers. What is my break even point ? And what is my break even sales ? Thank you
Check out this video for more help! :)
How to Calculate Break Even Point in Units (Easy Steps)
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Example: A company sold 80,000 units earning a profit of Birr 90.000. The Total purchasing Cost of the product is Birr 400,000. Moreover, the company incurred a commission expense (additional cost) of Birr 40,000 at 5% rate. (Hint: commission expense is calculated as a percentage of sales) Develop the total cost equation and find the break-even revenue.
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Please how did you get your 6.5 unitsc
If you sale multiple items at different prices how will you work that out?
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All this while i thought fixed cost / with contribution. But it needs to devide again with selling price?
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how to calculate if you don't have your contribution margin
Hey, may you please explain the formular again, why do we divide the fixed costs by the contribution, why don’t we divide the total cost(fc+Vic) and divide this by the sales?
Hi there! Because the variable costs are already absorbed in contribution margin. So you would take Sales - Variable costs = Contribution Margin. From there you would divide fixed costs over contribution margin. Hope that helps!
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My text lists (fixed expenses + Operating income) / Contribution margin per unit = Break-even sales in units. Is this the same?
Great question. Actually that’s how you find Target income
Plz provide Excel Templates
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