KUNKKA CORP. produces and sells three products with the following data:PRODUCT A10PRODUCT B PRODUCT C15Selling priceUnit variable cost205612Company's monthly total fixed cost is P20,000. Sales mix in pesos is 40% forA, 30% for B and 30% for C. The company is fading a 40% tax rate. How many units of PRODUCT B shall be sold this coming year to break-even.9,600 unitsb.54.C.d.800 units900 unitsа.10,140 unitsIf in the coming year, the company is planning to earn an after tax profitP12,000, how many units of PRODUCT A shall be sold?38,400 unitsb.55.а.С.3,200 units10,400 unitsd.6,300 units

Break Even Point is the level of sales at which the company neither earns any profit nor incurs any…

54. How many units of PRODUCT B shall be sold this coming year to break-even. 9,600 units 800 units 900 units a. с. b. 10,140 units d. 55. If in the coming year, the company is planning to earn an after tax profit P12,000, how many units of PRODUCT A shall be sold? 38,400 units b. а. С. 3,200 units 10,400 units d. 6,300 units

54. How many units of PRODUCT B shall be sold this coming year to break-even. 9,600 units 800 units 900 units a. с. b. 10,140 units d. 55. If in the coming year, the company is planning to earn an after tax profit P12,000, how many units of PRODUCT A shall be sold? 38,400 units b. а. С. 3,200 units 10,400 units d. 6,300 units

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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