1. $ 2. AWN - 3. Sales Revenue Variable Expenses 4. 415,000 $ 150,000 336,000 55,000 83,000 117,000 126,000 11,000 Total $ Margin 332,000 33,000 210,000 44,000 Fixed Expenses 66,400 $ 33,000 50,000 24,700 Net Income 265,600 0 160,000 19,300 Break-Even Sales $ Revenue 83,000 150,000

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A: The sales revenue is the amount of total sales made during the period.

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Q: How do I get the sales formula?

A: Sales is the total revenue earned by the business from the inventory sold during the period.

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Q: Gross profit from sales is the difference between

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