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| Unit Contribution margin = 7-4.20 = $2.80 |
| Contribution margin ratio = 2.80/7= 40% |
| Amount of sales required = (Fixed costs+Target Profit)/Contribution margin ratio = (50400+11200)/40%= $154000 |
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