Contribution margin=Sales-Variable costs
=46-33=$13 per unit
Hence increase in operating income=increase in Contribution margin
=$13 per unit*5700 units
=$74100=increase in operating income.
NOTE:Total fixed costs and variable cost per unit do not change with change in units
So n g price is 14th are creed How much will come change by 5.700 ?...
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