A dealer purchased machinery for $57,750.00 per unit. His overhead expenses are 30.00% of the cost and he desires an operating profit of 40.00% of the cost. During a sale, he offers a markdown of 21.00%. a. Calculate the reduced selling price per unit. Round to the nearest cent b. Calculate the break-even price.

A dealer purchased machinery for $57,750.00 per unit. His overhead expenses are 30.00% of the cost and he desires an operating profit of 40.00% of the cost. During a sale, he offers a markdown of 21.00%. a. Calculate the reduced selling price per unit. Round to the nearest cent b. Calculate the break-even price.

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