Form 10: Break-Even and Revenue Systems Exercise

Form 10: Break-Even and Revenue Systems

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Form 10: Break-Even and Revenue Systems

Analyze business costs, revenues, and break-even points by building and solving systems of linear equations.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    A company has fixed costs of $300 and production costs of $4 per item. Items sell for $10 each. How many items must be sold to break even?

  2. MultiChoice

    Fixed cost to print T-shirts is $500. Each shirt costs $10 to produce and sells for $15. How many shirts must be sold to break even?

  3. MultiChoice

    A lemonade stand costs $20 for setup and $0.50 per cup. Lemonade sells for $1.00 per cup. How many cups needed to break even?

  4. MultiChoice

    Publishing costs $1,200 fixed plus $9 per book. The book sells for $15. Find break-even quantity.

  5. MultiChoice

    Craft booth rent is $150. Materials cost $5 per craft, and crafts sell for $10 each. How many crafts to break even?

  6. MultiChoice

    Candle making equipment costs $400. Ingredients cost $15 per candle, sold at $20 each. How many candles to break even?

  7. MultiChoice

    Lawn mower purchase cost $375. Gas/maintenance cost $10 per lawn. You charge $25 per lawn. How many lawns to break even?

  8. MultiChoice

    Bakery equipment costs $600 fixed. Ingredients cost $10 per cake, sold for $20 each. Break-even number of cakes is?

  9. MultiChoice

    Fixed operating expenses are $1,500/month. Variable cost is $20 per gadget, selling for $30. Find break-even sales unit.

  10. MultiChoice

    Studio space costs $900. Art supplies cost $30 per painting, sold for $50 each. How many paintings to break even?

  11. MultiChoice

    Jewelry toolkit costs $250. Beads cost $10 per bracelet, sold for $15 each. Find break-even quantity.

  12. MultiChoice

    Oven rental is $360. Ingredients cost $9 per pie, sold for $12 each. How many pies must be sold to break even?