Don't solve this accounting problem with help of AI Consider the following project which costs $2,000 witha salvage value of zero in 4 years. The project willproduce a new widget which will be sold for $140 andhas variable costs of $110 per unit. The company hasfixed costs of $3,050 and a required return on projectsof 14.5%. If the company sells 210 units, what is thefirm's degree of leverage?

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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