if fixed costs are $15,000 and contribution margin per unit is $5 how many units would need to be sold to make a target profit of $10,000
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Units to be sold to Get the target Profit
Units = ( Fixed cost + Target Profit) / CM per Unit
Units = (15,000+10,000 ) / 5
= 25,000 /5
= 5,000 Units
Answer : 5,000 Units
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