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Contribution margin forI49V = 51000-13900 = $37100
Contribution margin for Z50U = 56000-26760 = 29240
Weighted average contribution margin ratio = (37100/51000)*51000/107000 + (29240/56000)*56000/107000
= 62%
Break even point = Fixed cost / contribution margin ratio
= 39050 / 0.62
= $62984
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