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Contribution margin = Sales - Variable cost
Contribution margin will become negative number, if the variable cost is higher than the sales.
Example:
Let sales = $1000
Variable cost = $1,100
Contribution margin = $1,000 - $1,100 = - $100
Contribution margin is negative, if the selling price is less than the variable cost
Option 'a' is correct
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