### Question 19#### Table Data:| Description | Total | Per unit ||----------------------------------|---------|-----------|| **Sales revenue (30,000 units)** | $750,000| $25 || **Variable costs** | $450,000| $15 || **Contribution margin** | $300,000| ? || **Fixed costs** | $150,000| || **Operating income** | $150,000| |Now assume that this company's selling price per unit and variable cost per unit stay the same while total fixed costs increase by $100,000 per year. This company’s breakeven point will:- [ ] increase- [ ] decrease- [ ] remain the same---#### Instruction:Click **Save and Submit** to save and submit. Click **Save All Answers** to save all answers.

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