Increased demand for product F: 10 Per unit cost of raw material for F: 65 Total cost for product F 10 units: 650
Cash remaining: 2775 - 650 = 2125
Product Units Increased Unit Unit Price Sales of extra units Sales of extra units A 75 35 180 6300 2275 D 55 5 240 1200 475 F 40 0 180 0 0 Total 7500 2750
Net Profit 4750
Scenario 2: By varying quantity of product D
Cash available: 10000 Expenditure on Raw material: 7225 Cash Left: 2775
Increased demand for product D: 05 Per unit cost of raw material for D: 95 Total cost for product D 05 units: 475
Cash remaining: 2775 - 475 = 2300
Product Units Increased Unit Unit Price Sales of extra units Sales of extra units A 72 32 180 5760 2080 D 50 0 240 0 F 50 10 180 1800 650 Total 7560 2730
Net Profit 4830
Based on net profits from both the scenario we can say that product mix in both scenario will result in higher profits and higher machine utilization. Per unit cost of raw material for Product A 65
No of A units that can be produced: 2125 / 65 = 32 units of A Per unit cost of raw material for Product A: 65
No of A units that can be produced: 2300 / 65 = 35 units of A