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Sale Price Per Rose = $5
Variable Cost Per Rose = $3
Contribution Margin Per Rose = Sale Price - Variable Cost
= $5 - $3 = $2
Fixed Cost = Newspaper Cost + Posters Cost
= $100 + $60
= $160
Break Even Sales of Roses = Fixed Cost / Contribution Margin Per Rose
= $160 / $2
= 80 Roses
No. of roses sales :- (If fund Require $500)
= (Fund Require + Fixed Cost) / Contribution Margin Per Rose
= ($500 + $160) / $2
= $660 / $2
= 330 Roses
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