Rocky Mountain Waterpark sells half of its tickets for the regular price of $75. The other half goes to senior citizens and children for the discounted price of $35. Variable cost per guest is $15 for both groups, and fixed costs total $60,000 per month. What is Rocky Mountain’s breakeven point in total guests? Regular guests? Discount guests? 2,000; 1,000; 1,000 800; 400; 400 750; 375; 375 1,500; 750; 750

Rocky Mountain Waterpark sells half of its tickets for the regular price of $75. The other half goes to senior citizens and children for the discounted price of $35. Variable cost per guest is $15 for both groups, and fixed costs total $60,000 per month. What is Rocky Mountain’s breakeven point in total guests? Regular guests? Discount guests? 2,000; 1,000; 1,000 800; 400; 400 750; 375; 375 1,500; 750; 750

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Chapter2: Building Blocks Of Managerial Accounting

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