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Contribution margin ratio=Contribution margin/Sales
=(760,000*20%)=152000
Contribution margin-Fixed expense=Net income
152000-Fixed expenses=(28000)
Fixed expenses=152,000-(28000)=$180,000
Hence breakeven point=Fixed expenses/Contribution margin ratio
=$180,000/0.2
=$900,000
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