2. A company had a loss of P3 per unit when sales were P40,000 units. When sales were P50,000 units, it had a loss of P1.60 per unit. Required: a. Determine the contribution margin per unit. b. Determine fixed costs. c. Determine the break even point in units and in pesos. d. What sales should it earn to make a before-tax profit of 20%?

2. A company had a loss of P3 per unit when sales were P40,000 units. When sales were P50,000 units, it had a loss of P1.60 per unit. Required: a. Determine the contribution margin per unit. b. Determine fixed costs. c. Determine the break even point in units and in pesos. d. What sales should it earn to make a before-tax profit of 20%?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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