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| 1) (a) 30,000 packets | 2) (d) 35,000 packets |
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Break-even = Fixed cost / (Selling price - Variable costs) = 120,000 / (6 -4) = 30,000 |
Target sales = (Fixed cost + Target profit) / (Selling price - Variable costs) = (120,000 + 20,000) / (6 -4) = 35,000 |
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