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If fixed costs were to double unexpectedly,the break-even point would be
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The break-even point was determined to be 3,000 units/month.Next month begins an increased lease payment for the production facility.The overall effect will be to increase the fixed costs by 10%.How will the break-even point be affected?
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Given the following opportunity loss function,determine the loss when 7,000 units are sold.Opportunity loss: 6(9,000 - X)for X ≤ 9,000.
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If the price/unit were doubled at the same time that the variable cost/unit doubled,the break-even point would be
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