Given: Total Sales: $550,000Costs/Expenses: Production Labor 202,000Rent 25,000Electricity--production 35,000Electricity--office 10,000Starting Materials 10,000Materials Purchased 165,000Ending Materials 31,000Factory Supervision 40,000Office Labor 25,000Determine: Operating Income, Break Even Sales. Please show work or Excel format. Thank you!

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Given:
Total Sales:		$550,000
Costs/Expenses:
Production Labor		202,000
Rent		25,000
Electricity--production		35,000
Electricity--office		10,000
Starting Materials		10,000
Materials Purchased		165,000
Ending Materials		31,000
Factory Supervision		40,000
Office Labor		25,000