1) FC = £10,000, VC per unit = 10, SP per unit = £20. What is the break even point?  a) 100 units b) 1000 units c) 10,000 units d) 10 units 2) FC = £30,000, VC per unit = 5, SP per unit = £14. What is the break even point? a) 333 units b) 3334 units c) 500 units d) 5000 units 3) FC = £54,000, VC per unit = 9, SP per unit = £22. What is the break even point? a) 3469 units b) 2985 units c) 4154 units d) 5682 units 4) FC = £100,000, VC per unit = 14, SP per unit = £39. What is the break even point? a) 2000 units b) 4000 units c) 6000 units d) 8000 units 5) Calculate the margin of safety when a company produces and sells 100,000 units and the break even point is 62,489 units.  a) 37,511 units b) 37,013 units c) 27, 094 units d) 31, 839 units 6) Calculate the margin of safety when a company produces and sells 358,000 units and the break even point is 106,395 units a) 471,980 units b) 123, 456 units c) 276, 000 units d) 251,605 units 7) FC = £20,000, VC per unit = 6, SP per unit = £20. How many units need to be produced and sold to make a £50,000 profit?  a) 3000 units b) 4000 units c) 5000 units d) 6000 units 8) FC = £34,000, VC per unit = 7, SP per unit = £22. How many units need to be produced and sold to make a £40,000 profit? a) 24,934 units b) 26,492 units c) 24,444 units d) 32,374 units 9) FC = £245,000, VC per unit = 32, SP per unit = £106. How many units need to be produced and sold to make a £300,000 profit? Whole units a) 2,390 units b) 9,879 units c) 5,344 units d) 7,365 units

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