KMW Incorporated sells finance textbooks for $158 each. The variable cost per book is$38 and the fixed cost per year is $30,800. The process of creating a textbook costs$158,000 and the average book has a life span of three years. What is the economic orNPV break-even number of books that must be sold each year given a discount rate of12 percent?Multiple Choice270226805191

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