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a.Price =(Fixed Costs+Depreciation)/Breakeven units +VC
=(97000+27000)/6260+57 =76.81
b. Price- (Fixed Costs+Depreciation)/Breakeven units =VC
VC =960-(502000+97000)/750=161.33
c. Depreciation =(Price-VC)*Breakeven -Fixed Cost
=(22-14)*1960-4700 =10980
d. Fixed Costs =(Price-VC)*Breakeven -Depreciation
=(22-8)*1960-16000 =11440
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