for $250 and total variable costs per jacket are $100. Frazier Company's fixed costs per unit are $10 at an annual sales level of 10,000 units. What is Frazier's contribution margin percentage and what will be the increase in Frazier's operating income if it increases it sales by $1,000,000? a. 60%; and $500,000 b. 60%; and $600,000 c. 40%; and $400,000 d. 56%; and $440,000

for $250 and total variable costs per jacket are $100. Frazier Company's fixed costs per unit are $10 at an annual sales level of 10,000 units. What is Frazier's contribution margin percentage and what will be the increase in Frazier's operating income if it increases it sales by $1,000,000? a. 60%; and $500,000 b. 60%; and $600,000 c. 40%; and $400,000 d. 56%; and $440,000

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Frazier Company sells women's ski jackets. Each jacket sells for $250 and total variable costs per jacket are $100. Frazier Company's fixed costs per unit are $10 at an annual sales level of 10,000 units. What is Frazier's contribution margin percentage and what will be the increase in Frazier's operating income if it increases it sales by $1,000,000?

a. 60%; and $500,000

b. 60%; and $600,000

c. 40%; and $400,000

d. 56%; and $440,000

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