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Compute the most profitable sales mix for the company. 2. Determine the month's total contribution margin for the most profitable sales mix. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required.)

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Acoustic Electric Total

(a) Hours dedicated to each product 262 90

Units produced for most profitable mix 131 30

(b) Contribution Margin per unit $130 $180

Total Contribution Margin - two shifts $17,030 $5,400 $22,430

Total Contribution Margin - one shift $11,440

Incremental Revenue $10,990

Incremental Expense $9,000

Total Incremental Income $1,990

Conclusion: Yes, the company should add another shift

Acoustic Electric Total

Sales Price $225 $300

Variable Cost $95 $120

Contribution Margin per unit $130 $180

Machine hours per unit 2 3

Contribution Margin per machine hour $65 $60

Maximum Demand 131 65

Hours Required 262 195

Hours Used 176

Contribution Margin (One Shift) $11,440 - $11,440

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