Question 4 Elite Sdn Bhd produces a special tumbler "MONPIKO" sold for RM69 per unit. The normal yearly production and sales for the tumblers are 10,000 units. The following data consists of costs incurred during the year ended 2023: Material (100% variable) Labour (60% variable) Variable selling expenses Fixed selling expenses Fixed administrative expenses Required: a) Compute the total variable cost per unit. RM 60,000 70,000 18,000 45,000 30,000 b) Compute break-even point in units and value. c) Calculate the sales value if the company targets a profit of RM60,000. d) Calculate the margin of safety in unit and value.

Question 4 Elite Sdn Bhd produces a special tumbler "MONPIKO" sold for RM69 per unit. The normal yearly production and sales for the tumblers are 10,000 units. The following data consists of costs incurred during the year ended 2023: Material (100% variable) Labour (60% variable) Variable selling expenses Fixed selling expenses Fixed administrative expenses Required: a) Compute the total variable cost per unit. RM 60,000 70,000 18,000 45,000 30,000 b) Compute break-even point in units and value. c) Calculate the sales value if the company targets a profit of RM60,000. d) Calculate the margin of safety in unit and value.

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