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a. Yountz Company budgets sales of $1,130,000, fixed costs of $68,600, and variable costs of $305,100. What is the contribution margin ratio for Yountz Company? (Enter your answer as a whole number.)
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b. If the contribution margin ratio for Vera Company is 38%, sales were $809,000, and fixed costs were $224,420, what was the income from operations?
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