CONTRIBUTION IS (SALES - VARIABLE COST ) OR FIXED COST + PROFIT
WHEN THEY SELL 24000 UNITS THEY WILL GET 24000*15 = $360000 AS CONTRIBUTION WHICH THEY CAN UTILISE FOR ADJUSTING THE FIXED COST THEY ARE INCUURING.
PROFIT = CONTRIBUTION - FIXED COST
PROFIT = $360000-$320000= $40000.
ANS- THEY MUST SOLD 24000 UNITS TO GET THE DESITRE INCOME.
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