Freese Inc. sells a product for $650 per unit. The variable cost is $455 per unit, while
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Freese Inc. sells a product for $650 per unit. The variable cost is $455 per unit, while fixed costs are $4,290,000. Determine
(a) The break-even point in sales units and
(b) The break-even point if the selling price were increased to $655 per unit.
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