Homework Answers
1)
(Fixed cost + Target profit) / Contribution Margin per unit = Breakeven units
($600 + $0) / $1.50 = 400 units
2)
(Fixed cost + Target profit) / Contribution Margin ratio = Breakeven sales
($600 + $0) / 75% = $800
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