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| 1 | Sales | 287000 | |
| Variable exp | 241080 | ||
| Contribution Margin | 45920 | ||
| Sales | 287000 | ||
| Contribution margin ratio | contribution margin/sales | ||
| 45920/287000*100 | |||
| 16% | |||
| 2 | Estimated change in operating income | 1200*.16 | |
| $192 | |||
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