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Identification of variable, semi-variable, and fixed costs.*Provide total VC/unit, total FC, and Semi-VC here as well.
q 1. Breakeven in units.
q 2. Breakeven in Sales
q 3. Units including Target profit
q 4. Income statement as at Dec.31, 202x
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