Contribution margin=Sales-Variable cost
=(430,000-300,000)=$130,000
Contribution margin ratio=Contribution margin/Sales
=130,000/430,000
=0.30(Approx).
Hence breakeven point=Fixed cost/Contribution margin ratio
=100,000/0.30
=$333,333(Approx).
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