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Ma4. Given: Selling price per unit Euros 96,00 € Total fixed Expenses Euros 106 000,00 € Variable Expenses per unit Euros 36,00 € Target profit Euros 23 000,00 € If Variable Expenses are reduced by : % 25% and if Total Fixed Expenses are increased by : % 15% Find sales in units to achieve target profit Units                         a.   (23,000+106,000x(1/0.15))/(96-36x(1/0.25))   b.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96-36x(1-0.25))   c.   (23,000-106,000/(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   d.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   e.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96+36x(1-0.25))   f.   (23,000-106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   g.   (23,000+106,000x(1/0.15

Ma4. Given: Selling price per unit Euros 96,00 € Total fixed Expenses Euros 106 000,00 € Variable Expenses per unit Euros 36,00 € Target profit Euros 23 000,00 € If Variable Expenses are reduced by : % 25% and if Total Fixed Expenses are increased by : % 15% Find sales in units to achieve target profit Units                         a.   (23,000+106,000x(1/0.15))/(96-36x(1/0.25))   b.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96-36x(1-0.25))   c.   (23,000-106,000/(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   d.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   e.   (23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96+36x(1-0.25))   f.   (23,000-106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))   g.   (23,000+106,000x(1/0.15

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Given: Selling price per unit Euros 96,00 € Total fixed Expenses Euros 106 000,00 € Variable Expenses per unit Euros 36,00 € Target profit Euros 23 000,00 € If Variable Expenses are reduced by : % 25% and if Total Fixed Expenses are increased by : % 15% Find sales in units to achieve target profit Units                      

 

a.

 

(23,000+106,000x(1/0.15))/(96-36x(1/0.25))

 

b.

 

(23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96-36x(1-0.25))

 

c.

 

(23,000-106,000/(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))

 

d.

 

(23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))

 

e.

 

(23,000+106,000x(1+0.15))*(96+36x(1-0.25))

 

f.

 

(23,000-106,000x(1+0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))

 

g.

 

(23,000+106,000x(1/0.15))/(96-36x(1-0.25))

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