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1 Ann Page Co. … fixed costs $30,000 per year. Variable costs per unit are $17. Sales price per unit is $30.
 

a) What is the contribution margin of the product?

b) Calculate the breakeven point in unit sales and dollars.

 

c) What is the operating profit (loss) at
 

i) 1,500 units per year?

ii) 3,600 units per year?
 

d) Plot a breakeven chart using the foregoing figures.
 

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