This document contains calculations to determine total revenue and break-even point for a company. It shows that the company's total revenue was $12,150,000 based on a sales price of $810 per unit. It then sets up an equation to calculate the break-even point in units (Y) as 10,000, where revenue from sales of Y units at $810 each minus variable costs of $220 per unit and fixed costs of $5,900,000 would equal zero.
This document contains calculations to determine total revenue and break-even point for a company. It shows that the company's total revenue was $12,150,000 based on a sales price of $810 per unit. It then sets up an equation to calculate the break-even point in units (Y) as 10,000, where revenue from sales of Y units at $810 each minus variable costs of $220 per unit and fixed costs of $5,900,000 would equal zero.
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This document contains calculations to determine total revenue and break-even point for a company. It shows that the company's total revenue was $12,150,000 based on a sales price of $810 per unit. It then sets up an equation to calculate the break-even point in units (Y) as 10,000, where revenue from sales of Y units at $810 each minus variable costs of $220 per unit and fixed costs of $5,900,000 would equal zero.
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