The margin of safety is 40%.
What is margin of safety?
Margin of safety is the extent to which current sales level exceeds the breakeven sales level, bearing in mind that breakeven sales level is the sales revenue at which total costs are the same as total revenue.
In the first we need to determine the breakeven sales level, which is fixed costs divided by the contribution margin per unit(contribution margin per unit is the selling price minus variable costs)
breakeven sales=fixed costs/contribution margin
fixed costs=$708,000
contribution margin=$350-$232
contribution margin=$118
breakeven sales=$708,000/$118
breakeven sales=6,000 units
margin of safety=(current level of sales-breakeven sales)/current level of sales
current level of sales=10,000 units
margin of safety=(10,000-6,000)/10,000
margin of safety=40%
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