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Ironjay, Inc., produces two types of weight-training equipment: the Jay-flex (a weight machine that allows the user to perform a number of different exercises) and a set of free weights. Ironjay sells the Jay-flex to sporting goods stores for $200. The free weights sell for $75 per set. The projected income statement for the coming year follows:

Sales $600,000
Less: Variable expenses 390,000
Contribution margin $210,000
Less: Fixed expenses 157,500
Operating income $52,500

The owner of Ironjay estimates that 40 percent of the sales revenues will be produced by sales of the Jay-flex, with the remaining 60 percent by free weights. The Jay-flex is also responsible for 40 percent of the variable expenses. Of the fixed expenses, one-third are common to both products, and one-half are directly traceable to the Jay-flex line.

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1. Compute the sales revenue that must be earned for Ironjay to break even. $fill in the blank 1

2. Compute the number of Jay-flex machines and free weight sets that must be sold for Ironjay to break even.

Jay-flex fill in the blank 2 machines
Free weights fill in the blank 3 sets

3. Compute the degree of operating leverage for Ironjay. fill in the blank 4

Now, assume that the actual revenues will be 40 percent higher than the projected revenues. By what percentage will profits increase with this change in sales volume? fill in the blank 5 %

4. Ironjay is considering adding a new productthe Jay-rider. The Jay-rider is a cross between a rowing machine and a stationary bicycle. For the first year, Ironjay estimates that the Jay-rider will cannibalize 600 units of sales from the Jay-flex. Sales of free weight sets will remain unchanged. The Jay-rider will sell for $180 and have variable costs of $140. The increase in fixed costs to support manufacture of this product is $5,700. Compute the number of Jay-flex machines, free weight sets, and Jay-riders that must be sold for Ironjay to break even.

Jay-flex fill in the blank 6 machines
Free weights fill in the blank 7 sets
Jay-rider fill in the blank 8 machines

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