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Required Contribution Margin = Fixed Cost + Profit
= $ 50,000 + $ 20,000
= $ 70,000
Dollar Sales required to attain the required profit = Required Contribution Margin / Contribution Margin Ratio
= $ 70,000 / 30%
= $ 233,333.33
Hence the correct answer is $ 233,333
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