1. Assume a company sells three different products. The contribution margin ratio of the first product is 20 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the second product is 50 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the third product is 80 percent. What is the range of the company's overall contribution margin ratio?

1. Assume a company sells three different products. The contribution margin ratio of the first product is 20 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the second product is 50 percent. The contribution margin ratio of the third product is 80 percent. What is the range of the company's overall contribution margin ratio?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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