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Particulars Amount

Selling price per unit                                Fundament... Structural... Vector...

50.00
5th Edition 6th Edition 9th Edition
Variable Cost per unit                                View all solutions
30.00

Contribution per unit = 50 - 30                               

20.00

CM Ratio = 20/50 40.00%

Fixed Costs                      

65,000.00

break-even in ballet shoes = 65000/20                         

3,250.00

break-even in sales dollars =

65000/40%                   
162,500.00

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