General Accounting A traveling production of The Phantom of the Opera performs each year. Onaverage, each show sells 1,500 tickets at $60 per ticket. There are 100 showsannually. The cast consists of 50 members, each earning an average of $400 pershow, with payments made after each performance. Additionally, the showincurs a variable expense of $8 per program for each guest. Annual fixedexpenses total $1,500,000.Requirements:1. Compute the revenue for each show.2. Compute the variable expenses for each show.

Step 1: Define Revenue and Variable ExpensesRevenue is the total income generated from selling goods…

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