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Tax @ 35% = 65000*35%/(100%-35%) = 35000
EBIT = Unleverd net income+Tax = 65000+35000 = 100000
Gross profit required = EBIT+fixed cost + depreciation
= 100000+20000+40000
=160000
Economic breakeven = Gross profit required/ (SP-Variablecost)
= 160000/(30-20)
= 16000 units
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