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| Break even point = | Fixed cost/contribution margin % | ||||
| Fixed cost = | |||||
| Rent | 101000 | ||||
| Executive salary | 130000 | ||||
| Total fixed cost | 231000 | ||||
| Computation of contribution margin % | |||||
| Sales= | 80 | ||||
| Less: Factory labor | 13 | ||||
| Less: Raw material | 4 | ||||
| Contribution margin | 63 | ||||
| Contribution margin % 63/80 | 78.75% | ||||
| Break evenpoint =231000/78.75% | 293333 | ||||
| Ans = | 293333 | ||||
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