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Contribution margin per unit= total contribution/number of units
=150000/150000
=$1
Breakeven point in units= total fixed cost/contribution margin per unit
= 105000/1 = 105000 units
Contribution margin ratio= contribution margin per unit/selling price
= 1/4 = 25%
Break-even sales= break-even point in units* selling price per unit
= 105000*$4
= $420,000
Margin of safety= (actual sales-break-even sales)/actual sales *100
=(600000-420000)/600000 * 100
=30%
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