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Requirement 1:-
Introduction:
Breakeven point is the point where cost equals total revenue total is termed as breakeven point. It’s a no loss no gain situation for the company.
To calculate: breakeven revenue in dollars.
Requirement 2:-
Introduction:
Breakeven point is the point where cost equals total revenue total is termed as breakeven point. It’s a no loss no gain situation for the company.
To calculate: sales for achieving the monthly target profit.
Requirement 3:-
Introduction:
Breakeven point is the point where cost equals total revenue total is termed as breakeven point. It’s a no loss no gain situation for the company.
To calculate: breakeven point in dollars, sales revenue, fixed cost, total cost, operating loss, operating income, etc.
Requirement 4:-
Introduction:
Breakeven point is the point where cost equals total revenue total is termed as breakeven point. It’s a no loss no gain situation for the company.
To calculate: new breakeven point

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Horngren's Accounting (11th Edition)
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