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The Operations of Grant Ltd ADetermine Operating Income for Grant Ltd

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The operations of Grant Ltd. are divided into the Fix Division and the Roach Division. Projections for the next year are as follows: FixRoach Division Division Total  Sales £60,000£40,000£100,000 Variable costs 20,00015,00035,000 Contribution margin £40,000£25,000£65,000 Direct fixed costs 12,50030,00042,500 Segment margin £27,500£(5,000)£22,500 Allocated common costs 10,0007,50017,500 Operating income(loss) £17,500£(12,500)£5,000\begin{array}{llll}&\text {Fix}&\text {Roach}\\&\text { Division}&\text { Division }&\text {Total }\\\text { Sales } & £ 60,000 & £ 40,000 & £ 100,000 \\\text { Variable costs } & \underline{20,000} & \underline{15,000} &\underline{35,000}\\\text { Contribution margin } & £ 40,000 & £ 25,000 &{£ 65,000} \\\text { Direct fixed costs } & \underline{12,500} &\underline{30,000}& \underline{42,500} \\ \text { Segment margin } &{£ 27,500}&{£(5,000)} & {£ 22,500}\\\text { Allocated common costs }& \underline{10,000}& \underline{7,500}& \underline{17,500} \\\text { Operating income(loss) } & {£ 17,500} & {£(12,500)} &{£ 5,000}\end{array}
a.Determine operating income for Grant Ltd. as a whole if the Roach Division is dropped.
b.Should the Roach Division be eliminated?

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