17. A company manufactures a single product. Cost and selling price data for the product are asfollows:Budgeted salesSelling priceVariable cost200 units$260.00 per unit$240.00 per unitFixed costs$18 000 per monthWhat is the margin of safety, expressed as a percentage of budgeted sales (per month)?[ ] 20%ABCD]25%[ ]75%80%

Margin of safety means the difference between the budget sales and breakeven sales. It means the…

17. A company manufactures a single product. Cost and selling price data for the product are as follows: Budgeted sales 200 units Selling price $ 260.00 per unit Variable cost $ 240.00 per unit Fixed costs $18 000 per month What is the margin of safety, expressed as a percentage of budgeted sales (per month)? [ ] 20% 25% 75% 80%

17. A company manufactures a single product. Cost and selling price data for the product are as follows: Budgeted sales 200 units Selling price $ 260.00 per unit Variable cost $ 240.00 per unit Fixed costs $18 000 per month What is the margin of safety, expressed as a percentage of budgeted sales (per month)? [ ] 20% 25% 75% 80%

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