Cats Products Inc. has a division that makes cat treats. The division has fixed costs of P10,000 per year, and it expects to sell 40,000 bags annually. Determine the price must the division charge in order to break even given the variable cost per bag is P2.00, P2.25 P2.48 P2.83 P3.16

Cats Products Inc. has a division that makes cat treats. The division has fixed costs of P10,000 per year, and it expects to sell 40,000 bags annually. Determine the price must the division charge in order to break even given the variable cost per bag is P2.00, P2.25 P2.48 P2.83 P3.16

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