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Uploaded by on Oct 27, 2008

Oct 27, 2008

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  • uploaded on my birthday

  • 70000/contribution which is 5 gives 14000 so it's a lot shorter actually

  • @MONOPOLY35 I've found the answer even before the answer was given so I may know a thing or 2 about break-even LOL!

  • thank you very much , u made it very clear. love and blessings ...

  • @lyricallyblind It's simple really. They invested $70,000 in this project. The cost of making the product is $30. They are selling it at $35. For every item they sell, they cover $5 of the expenses. Then they divide. $70,000 divided by $5 is equal to 14,000 units. Do you understand it now?

  • Thank you!

  • thankyouthankyouthankyou!!! i have an exam in 2 days and i understand sooo soo much better now! :)

  • it is so much easier than this. why do u mäke the explanation so difficult? sorry but I know better examples.

  • I have seen better examples p gets confusing due to there are 2p's used:selling price & cost price. I would of done sp (selling price) & cp (cost price). What the heck is Q?

    I don't think he knows what he is doing.

    Better formula BE = FC/ (SP-VC)

  • how did you get Q for 14000 on sample number 1 that part got me confused

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