PRODUCT Y HAS FIXED COSTS OF 3,250,000 AND VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT OF 210 DURING A TRADING YEAR. IT IS SOLD TO WHOLESALERS AT 275 PER UNIT. CALCULATE: (1) THE NUMBER OF UNITS THAT MUST BE SOLD IN ORDER TO BREAK EVEN. (II) THE LEVEL OF OUTPUT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A PROFIT OF 455,000.

PRODUCT Y HAS FIXED COSTS OF 3,250,000 AND VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT OF 210 DURING A TRADING YEAR. IT IS SOLD TO WHOLESALERS AT 275 PER UNIT. CALCULATE: (1) THE NUMBER OF UNITS THAT MUST BE SOLD IN ORDER TO BREAK EVEN. (II) THE LEVEL OF OUTPUT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE A PROFIT OF 455,000.

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PRODUCT Y HAS FIXED COSTS OF 3,250,000
AND VARIABLE COSTS PER UNIT OF 210
DURING A TRADING YEAR. IT IS SOLD TO
WHOLESALERS AT 275 PER UNIT.
CALCULATE:
(1) THE NUMBER OF UNITS THAT MUST BE SOLD
IN ORDER TO BREAK EVEN.
(II) THE LEVEL OF OUTPUT REQUIRED TO
PROVIDE A PROFIT OF 455,000.

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