Cardinal uses the high-low method of estimating costs. Cardinal had total costs of $26,450 at its lowest level of activity, when 7,100 units were sold. When, at its highest level of activity, sales equaled 12,700 units, total costs were $39,890. What would be the estimated variable cost per unit be?

3. A hardware company has a linear total cost function and has determined that it has a total cost of $13,980 on sales of $6,000. The same company has a total cost of $18,620 on sales of $14,000. The selling price per unit is $1. (a) Determine the revenue, cost, and profit function using q for quantity. (b) What is the fixed cost? (c) What is the variable cost on sales of $60,000? (d) What is the total cost on sales of $60,000? (e) Find the break-even point and break-even dollar volume of sales.

Lamp Company has the following cost-volume-profit (CVP) data:   Breakeven point, in units 3,000 Selling price per unit $ 600 Total fixed costs $ 124,000   What is the variable cost per unit (rounded to two decimal places)?

Alfaro company provided the following data for its three products' selling price, variable cost, and contribution margin per unit: Product A - P20, P14, P6; Product B- P16, P7, P9; Product C- P22, P16, P6. Total fixed cost is P1,000,000. The sales mix is 4:4:7. In the break-even units, what is the number of units of product B that must be produced and sold? * 39,216 O 63,025 O 42,017 O 68,627