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Assume that in June Schmidt Machinery Company manufactured and sold 960 units for $846 each. During this month the company incurred $499,200 total variable expenses and $181,100 total fixed expenses.Required for the Month of June: SCHMIDT MACHINERY COMPANY Analysis of Operating Income For October 2016
(1) Actual Operating Income
(2) Master (Static? Budget
(3? Variances
Units
780
1,000
2201J*
Sales
$639,600
100%
$800,000
$160,400U
Variable costs
350,950
55
450,000
56
99,0504*
Contribution margin
$288,650
45%
$350,000
44%
$ 61,350U
Fixed costs
160,650***
25
150,0001
19
10,650U
Operating income
$128,000
20%
$200,000
25%
S 72,000U
Question 1. What is the flexible budget for the production and sale of 960 units?
Units sold
Variable expenses
I
0
Fixed expenses
Budgeted operating income
Question 2.For June:
a. What is the sales volume variance, in terms of operating income?
b. What is the sales volume variance, in terms of contribution margin?
c. How do you calculate for June the following information?
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