Breakeven Point for a Company with Multiple Products

[@alisonlemeri7672]

This is the best lecture i have ever seen. Just brief and to the point. It has captured all the worries. Keep up

[@venlo7113]

BEST video out of all the 15 I have watched so far, even a thick-skulled person like me can understand. Thank you. Anyone can teach but not everyone is a teacher.

[@RexJacobsen]

I'm glad it was helpful! 😀

[@ghalibhassan6971]

Hi Mr Rex Jacobsen, Your Lecture is best compared to the rest. Easy to understand . Thank you very much.

[@RexJacobsen]

I'm glad it was helpful, Ghalib!

[@Hampzilla]

Rex, you did an amazing job with this presentation. Pretty sure I owe you a tip of the hat when I finish this MBA. Thank you!

[@RexJacobsen]

Glad it was useful!

[@megamind6000]

Brilliant. precise. Perfect explanation. Keep up the good work sir.

[@megamind6000]

I came back here to get a quick refresher. Thank you!

[@iluskatombs7086]

Excellent lecture, I was able to do a BEA on my own company using this video, Thanks very much, and I looked through about 10 videos and this was the best by far!

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[@abose7827]

The presentation was extremely useful. Can u plz mention the tools u used for creating such an interactive presentation. As a teacher myself it would be really helpful

[@RexJacobsen]

It's done in PowerPoint using its animation feature. The recording software is camtasia.

[@nicoseyama1163]

Thankyou Jacobsen. And you deserve one more subscriber.

[@FitnessAndHappiness]

Wow you’ve explained it so well. Thank you sir😊

[@RexJacobsen]

You are most welcome, Sneha!

[@mspthesword2712]

Best tutorial, very clear and easier to understand

[@RexJacobsen]

Thanks Priv! 😀

[@eastonhubbard7963]

Thank you for making this. Very informal and helped me understand it.

[@jecymaina6744]

thank you.. I was really looking for this. really helped

[@byLilyV]

Thank you so much for the great explanation, really helps me alot! Btw, do you have any example of making the break even graph analysis for multi products?

[@graceheavens584]

This has really been helpful. Thanks

[@RexJacobsen]

I'm glad it was helpful, Grace!

[@user-vm9lp3fh5k]

how would you find Sales dollars given a target income? ex. taret income of $150,000?

[@alaaamin5407]

Thanks 🙏

[@RexJacobsen]

You're welcome, Alaa!

[@vanessachaney5212]

🥳😊

[@hrnmobi]

Comprehensive lecture... Thanx a lot..

[@danaosborsten943]

what is the name of the song in the intro??

[@RexJacobsen]

Hi Danaos, it's called, "A Simple Way"

[@desireeveriguete5595]

Thank a lot. Now! I can undertand

[@RexJacobsen]

I'm so glad it helped, Desiree!

[@rebotile502]

6 years later this is better than Drury

[@riteshbajaj5498]

thanks alot it is informative for me

[@RexJacobsen]

Glad to hear that!

[@NewAndBeautifulÎndia]

Sir, if i know total required sales(number of sales mixes), variable costs of each product and also number of each product to be sold..,then can i find sales price at which each product would be sold to reach breakeven point? Of course , Target profit is again zero here.

[@NewAndBeautifulÎndia]

Please help

[@KomangArinanda]

thanks sir

[@torisweemei2232]

Thank you!

[@RexJacobsen]

You're welcome!

[@tiptop2971]

Nice explanation

[@askariaziz4163]

Brilliant thanks 👍

[@gabrielgarza9724]

Hello, why is there a target profit in the break even formula?

[@RexJacobsen]

Hi Gabriel, when calculating a breakeven point, the target profit is zero (no profit, no loss). So we use zero as the target profit.

[@rexvm]

nice!

[@hela7649]

how did u get the fix costs of 40,000 dollars? thank u

[@federicolarocca3173]

Hi, I think that this number came from the task itself!

[@RexJacobsen]

It's a given amount supplied by the textbook's author. It's a necessary input to solve the problem.

[@consuelochua5159]

Well explained!

[@cebo3115]

Sales mix 3:2. How?

[@RexJacobsen]

The original sales mix was 6,000 cat beds to 4,000 scratching posts. To simplify this, you could divide both by 1,000 to get a sales mix of 6 to 4, or 6:4. You could then simplify it further by dividing both by 2 to get a sales mix of 3 to 2 (3:2). This means out of 5 units sold (3 + 2), 3 are cat beds and 2 are scratching posts. You can also think of it as 60% (3 divided by 5) cat beds and 40% (2 divided by 5) scratching posts.

[@cebo3115]

Rex Jacobsen .. Thank for your response..I understand when using the percentage not the other format. So what if cat beds is 10000 and scratching posts is 8000.

[@RexJacobsen]

That would be 10,000:8,000 or 10:8 or 5:4, meaning, out of 9 items sold, 5 will be cat beds, 4 will be scratching posts. Percentage-wise, 55.6% (10,000/18,000, or 10/18, or 5/9) will be cat beds.

[@dhanmayatamang7396]

How come fixed cost be 40000

[@RexJacobsen]

It's a given amount supplied by the textbook's author. It's a necessary input to solve the problem.

[@topsyturvyy4558]

@@RexJacobsen I was confused about that number also, thanks for the tutorial. You are a great teacher! 😀

[@RexJacobsen]

@@topsyturvyy4558 Thank you!

[@topsyturvyy4558]

@@RexJacobsen Fixed costs are the bills you have to pay on a monthly basis. 😀

[@luh4284]

for me its a little bit faster