Assume the sales are predicted to be 3309contribution margin is 1115 in a net loss of...
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Contribution margin ratio = contribution margin / sales = 1115 / 3309 = 33.70%
Fixed expense = Contribution margin + Net loss
= 1115 + 200 = 1315
Break even point in sales = Fixed expense / Contribution margin ratio
= 1315 / 0.3370 = 3903
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