Gough Corporation has two divisions. Domestic and Foreign. Data from the most recentmonth appears below:6.TotalCompany$668,000DomesticForeign$321,000147,660173,340134,000$ 39,340Sales...Variable expenses.Contribution margin.Traceable fixed expenses.220,530447,470335,000112,470$347,00072,870274,130201,000$ 73,130Segment margin..Common fixed expenses..73,480$ 38,990Net operating income..The break-even in sales dollars for the company as a whole is closest to:A. $502,579B. $107,216C. $436,424D. $609,794

1. BREAK EVEN POINT IN SALES : = FIXED COST / CONTRIBUTION MARGIN RATIO 2. CONTRIBUTION MARGIN…

Gough Corporation has two divisions. Domestic and Foreign. Data from the most recent month appears below: Total Company $668,000 220,530 447,470 335,000 112,470 Domestic $347,000 72,870 274,130 201,000 $ 73,130 Foreign $321,000 147,660 173,340 134,000 $ 39,340 Sales Variable expenses. Contribution margin.. Traceable fixed expenses. Segment margin... Common fixed expenses. 73,480 $ 38,990 Net operating income. The break-even in sales dollars for the company as a whole is closest to: A. $502,579 B. $107,216 C. $436,424 D. $609,794

Gough Corporation has two divisions. Domestic and Foreign. Data from the most recent month appears below: Total Company $668,000 220,530 447,470 335,000 112,470 Domestic $347,000 72,870 274,130 201,000 $ 73,130 Foreign $321,000 147,660 173,340 134,000 $ 39,340 Sales Variable expenses. Contribution margin.. Traceable fixed expenses. Segment margin... Common fixed expenses. 73,480 $ 38,990 Net operating income. The break-even in sales dollars for the company as a whole is closest to: A. $502,579 B. $107,216 C. $436,424 D. $609,794

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