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Selling price per unit = 1,400,000/800 = 1,750
A) Contribution margin ratio = Contribution margin/Selling price
= 280/1,750
= 16%
B) Break even sales = Fixed cost/Contribution margin ratio
= (125*800)/16%
= 625,000
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