Alpha Corp. produces and sells a single product. Thecompany's contribution format income statement for themonth reports:• Sales (7,500 units) = $225,000• Variable expenses = $112,500• Contribution margin = $112,500• Fixed expenses = $85,000• Net operating income = $27,500If Alpha Corp. sells 8,000 units, what is the totalcontribution margin?

Step 1: Definition of Contribution MarginContribution margin is the amount remaining from sales…

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