Assume the following business and financial data for the L&N Trucking Company: The L&N Trucking Company achieved total miles driven of 2,425,000 systemwide for their latest fiscal year. For the latest fiscal year, the trucking company earned average revenue of $5.48 per mile driven. L&N Trucking's average variable cost per mile driven for the year was $2.85. The trucking company's total fixed costs for the year were $1,857,000. Sa) Show the cost-volume-profit (CVP) income statement for L&N Trucking, including contribution margin and net income, in both total dollars and per unit. 5b) Calculate the trucking company's breakeven level in both total sales dollars and units 5c) Compute L&N Trucking's margin of safety and margin of safety ratio, based on the latest year's results.

Assume the following business and financial data for the L&N Trucking Company: The L&N Trucking Company achieved total miles driven of 2,425,000 systemwide for their latest fiscal year. For the latest fiscal year, the trucking company earned average revenue of $5.48 per mile driven. L&N Trucking's average variable cost per mile driven for the year was $2.85. The trucking company's total fixed costs for the year were $1,857,000. Sa) Show the cost-volume-profit (CVP) income statement for L&N Trucking, including contribution margin and net income, in both total dollars and per unit. 5b) Calculate the trucking company's breakeven level in both total sales dollars and units 5c) Compute L&N Trucking's margin of safety and margin of safety ratio, based on the latest year's results.

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