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Nowitzki Corporation sells sets of encyclopedias. Nowitzki sold 4,000 sets last year at ₱25,000 a set. The variable cost per set was ₱17,500 and the fixed costs for Nowitzki were ₱10,000,000.
If the Nowitzki’s sales increase by 20%, its net operating income should increase by about.. Show solution
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06.67%
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