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Operating Breakeven Point = Fixed Cost / [Sales Price - Variable operating cost]
a). Operating Breakeven Point for company F = $40,000 / [$17.17 - $6.14]
= $40,000 / $11.03 = 3,626
Operating Breakeven Point for company G = $28,000 / [$16.16 - $13.37]
= $28,000 / $2.79 = 10,036
Operating Breakeven Point for company H = $84,000 / [$27.24 - $12.05]
= $84,000 / $15.19 = 5,530
b). The higher the operating cost, the higher the risk will be. The firms ranked by level of risk are as follow:
Highest Risk Level = Firm H
Moderate Risk Level = Firm F
Lowest Risk Level = Firm G
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