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explaination:
Contribution margin per cleaning = Selling price per cleaning – variable cost per cleaning
= 150-85
= $65 per cleaning
Breakeven point = Fixed costs/Contribution margin per cleaning
= 10,000/65
= 153.85 cleanings
i.e. 154 cleanings
Margin of safety in dollars = Sales – break even sales
= 30,000 – 154*150
= $6,900
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