Sales total $300,000 when variable costs total $180,000 and fixed costs are $60,000. Breakeven sales total:
A. $300,000
B. $150,000
C. $ 60,000
D. $ 90,000
E. Cannot be determined with information provided.
Contribution margin=Sales-Variable cost
=(300,000-180,000)=$120,000
Contribution margin ratio=Contribution margin/Sale
=120,000/300,000=0.4
Hence breakeven sales=Fixed cost/Contribution margin ratio
=60,000/0.4
=$150,000
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