@@CheekySneaky123 I got just below 70 which was honestly amazing considering I was failing for a while. Economics was only an elective for me so I can't say much in terms of long term use but was really helpful for sure
so helpful to get main idea, thanks! but how can we determine the exact break even output when numbers are not that much calculatable? should we always take the average of the closest two output's numbers since the function is linear?
Dear Friends, I want to confirm: If a company has passed the break-even point, why should we do variable costs minimums and maximum fixed costs then the profits will increase more?. Thank you.
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I keep revisiting this video and it’s helping a lot! My exam’s tomorrow and now I can confidently say I’m ready for it!
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@@CheekySneaky123 I got just below 70 which was honestly amazing considering I was failing for a while. Economics was only an elective for me so I can't say much in terms of long term use but was really helpful for sure
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Thankyou so much, all your videos are life savers. Greatly appreciate it
This was so helpful. Crystal Clear indeed
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understood everything, cheers.Will you be doing past paper run through for each exam board?
So does break even point mean the total revenue is equal to the total cost?
Yes
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Very good explanation thank you
so helpful to get main idea, thanks! but how can we determine the exact break even output when numbers are not that much calculatable? should we always take the average of the closest two output's numbers since the function is linear?
watching this really highlights how bad my finance professor is at teaching
Perfect. Thank you.
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Would the contribution per unit be £2
yes
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Hello, for the grid that you made, would you always put the output numbers as 0, 1000,2000, and 3000?
No as depends on the level of units the business makes.
thanks
thanks for the help
in output unit y did you write 3000 at last
Just to give it some scale.
Dear Friends,
I want to confirm:
If a company has passed the break-even point, why should we do variable costs minimums and maximum fixed costs then the profits will increase more?. Thank you.
How and where was the actual output used
To calculate margin of safety
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Haha all good champ. Good luck with the exams!
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