Ch.7 Q6 Assume a fixed cost of $900, a variable cost of $4.50, and a selling price of $5.50.a. What is the break-even point?Break-even pointb. How many units must be sold to make a profit of $500.00?Units to be soldunitsc. How many units must be sold to average $0.25 profit per unit? $0.50 profit per unit? (Loss should be Indicated with a minus sign.)SO.25 profit/loss per unit$0.50 profit/loss per unitUnits to be Soldunitsunits

Fixed Cost (FC) = $ 900 Variable Cost (VC) = $ 4.50 Selling Price (SP) = $ 5.50

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