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1.Incremental Income per tin for Extra Attack Brownies = Selling price per tin – Cost per tin
= 12 – 75000/50,000
= $10.5 per tin
2.Nutty Attack = 14.50 – 100,000/20,000
= $9.5 per tin
3.Weighted average CM Per tin = Total Contribution Margin/Total Units
= (70,000*10.5+30,000*9.5 + 100,000*1.995)/200,000
= $6.0975 per tin
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