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Answer : $348,250
At Break even point always contribution = Fixed cost
Given that fixed cost = $348,250
So Contribution = $348,250
Selling price per unit = 1530 + 1770 = 3300
Variable cost = 1050 + 1220 = 2270
Contribution = 480 + 550 = 1030
1 - 1030
? - 348,250
348,250 / 1030 * 1
338.11 units
Sales = 338.1 1 * 3300 = 1,115,763
Contribution margin = contribution / sales *100
= 1030 / 3300
Contribution margin = 31.212%
Contribution margin = 1,115,763 * 31.212 = 348,251 (approx)
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