Francois French manufactures cheese, which he normally sells at €20/kg, on which sales commission of 59% is paid. Plant capacity is 7,500 kg/month. Income tax is levied at 30%. Fixed costs Costs per kg. Plant depreciation €8,000 Direct materials €4 Other plant costs 15,000 Direct labor 2 Corporate salaries Var. factory O/H 10,000 3 Advertising 3,000 The number of kilograms to sell to break-even is: 3.273 3,600 3,000 2.300 none of the above

Francois French manufactures cheese, which he normally sells at €20/kg, on which sales commission of 59% is paid. Plant capacity is 7,500 kg/month. Income tax is levied at 30%. Fixed costs Costs per kg. Plant depreciation €8,000 Direct materials €4 Other plant costs 15,000 Direct labor 2 Corporate salaries Var. factory O/H 10,000 3 Advertising 3,000 The number of kilograms to sell to break-even is: 3.273 3,600 3,000 2.300 none of the above

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