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Cicero Manufacturing is growing and to support that growth it is studying three alternative combinations of resources to increase capacity. Use the information below and cost-volume analysis to calculate the Break-Even Point (BEP) in units for each of the capacity alternatives. Show work in the box and the table below and round all answers to integer values. QBEP = Capacity Fixed Alternative Costs A B C Capacity Alternative A B Revenue per Unit C If annual demand is forecast to be 905 units, which alternative(s) is the most profitable? Show work and answer in the table below, Round all answers to integer values. $1,300 $15.20 $1,650 $15.20 $5.10 $2,250 $15.20 $5.00 I Total Revenue FC R-v Variable Costs per Unit $5.20 Total Fixed Costs The most profitable alternative(s) is; Break-Even Point Total Variable Costs Total Profit Cicero Manufacturing is growing and to support that growth it is studying three alternative combinations of resources to increase capacity. Use the information below and cost-volume analysis to calculate the Break-Even Point (BEP) in units for each of the capacity alternatives. Show work in the box and the table below and round all answers to integer values. QBEP = Capacity Fixed Alternative Costs A B C Capacity Alternative A B Revenue per Unit C If annual demand is forecast to be 905 units, which alternative(s) is the most profitable? Show work and answer in the table below, Round all answers to integer values. $1,300 $15.20 $1,650 $15.20 $5.10 $2,250 $15.20 $5.00 I Total Revenue FC R-v Variable Costs per Unit $5.20 Total Fixed Costs The most profitable alternative(s) is; Break-Even Point Total Variable Costs Total Profit

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To begin with we need to solve for the breakeven point QBEP for each capacity alternative using the given formula QBEP FCR v where FC is the fixed cos... View the full answer