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At breakeven, the proceedings from sales would be enough to meet the fixed cost
Thus if n is the breakeven then
(12-4) xn = 5000
n =5000/8 = 625
Graphical approach
Total revenue = 12n
Total cost = 4n+5000

b.
For realising the profit of 3000, the revenue should be 8000, which means
8n =8000
n=1000
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