Compute the missing amounts in the contribution income statement shown below: (Round "Per Unit" answers to Number of units sold Sales Variable costs Contribution margin Fixed costs Income Company A Total Per unit $ 567,100 $ 107.00 360,400 $ 132,500 Company B 2,500 Total 155,000 212,500 77,500 Per unit

Compute the missing amounts in the contribution income statement shown below: (Round "Per Unit" answers to Number of units sold Sales Variable costs Contribution margin Fixed costs Income Company A Total Per unit $ 567,100 $ 107.00 360,400 $ 132,500 Company B 2,500 Total 155,000 212,500 77,500 Per unit

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Description: Compute the missing amounts in the contribution income statement shown below: (Round "Per Unit" answers to 2 decimal places.)Number of units soldSalesVariable costsContribution marginFixed costsIncomeCompany ATotalPer unit$ 567,100 $107.00360,400$ 1

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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