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Chapter 3, Problem 16ESA
a)
To determine
The overall number of products that Company T should sell to break-even.
Given information:
Company T manufactures two products. The sales price of Product S and Product SP are $85 and $125 respectively. The variable cost per unit for Product S and Product SP are -$31 and -$45 respectively and the contribution margin per unit for Product S and Product SP are $54 and $80 respectively.
The fixed costs that Company T expects to incur is $309,000. The relative sales mix of Product S and Product SP are 70% and 30% respectively.
b)
To determine
The number of units that Company R must sell each of Product S and Product SP for break-even.
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