Answer) Option D ($194,600)
Calculation:
Fixed cost : $760,000
Fixed cost per unit :$88.37 (760,000/8,600(number of units sold))
Add : Variable cost per unit :$69
(Less) : Selling Price :$180
Operating Income(loss) per Unit :$22.63
Total operating loss : $22.63 multiply 8600(number of units) = $194,618(194,600 rounding off)
The fixed expenses of Greg's Snowboards are 5760.000 The selling price for one snowboard is $180....
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