Zot Corporation has provided the following contribution format income statement Revenue (500 units) $150,000 Variable Costs $110.000 Contribution Margin $40,000 Fixed Costs $32,000 Operating Proft $8,000 If fixed costs increased by $12,000, how many more units must Zot Corporation sell in order to maintain the same level of operating profit (choose the closest answer)? O 170 units O 50 units O 250 units O 73 units O 80 units 90 units O 100 units D 150 units

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