Carrejo Corporation has two divisions: Division M and Division N. Data from the most recent month appear below: 7. Total Company $404,000 152,130 251,870 192,000 59,870 52,520 $ 7,350 Division M Division N $223,000 86,970 136,030 105,000 31,030 28,990 $ 2,040 Sales Variable expenses. Contribution margin. Traceable fixed expenses Segment margin... Common fixed expenses. $181,000 65,160 115,840 87,000 28,840 23,530 $ 5.310 Net operating income.. Management has allocated common fixed expenses to the division based on their sales. The break-even in sales dollars for Division N is closest to: A. $392,211 B. $258,230 C. $172,131 D. $219,656

Carrejo Corporation has two divisions: Division M and Division N. Data from the most recent month appear below: 7. Total Company $404,000 152,130 251,870 192,000 59,870 52,520 $ 7,350 Division M Division N $223,000 86,970 136,030 105,000 31,030 28,990 $ 2,040 Sales Variable expenses. Contribution margin. Traceable fixed expenses Segment margin... Common fixed expenses. $181,000 65,160 115,840 87,000 28,840 23,530 $ 5.310 Net operating income.. Management has allocated common fixed expenses to the division based on their sales. The break-even in sales dollars for Division N is closest to: A. $392,211 B. $258,230 C. $172,131 D. $219,656

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