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Complete the following problems using the following ratios: | |||||||||
Sales level at which operating income is zero | |||||||||
o If sales above breakeven, then profit | |||||||||
o If sales below breakeven, then loss | |||||||||
o Fixed expenses = total contribution margin | |||||||||
Total sales = total expenses | |||||||||
Break Even Point: Unit Sold = Fixed expenses + Operating Income / Contribution Margin per unit | |||||||||
Break Even Point: Sales $ = Fixed expenses + Operating Income / Contribution Margin RatioCalculate the break even sales dollars if the fixed expenses are $7,000 and the contribution ratio is 40%. |
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