If the Grand Canyon Railway cuts its ticket price to $50 per passenger, what is the new breakeven point?

a. 100 more passengers than with the original $60 ticket price Jh. 250 more passengers than with the original $60 ticket price

c. 100 fewer passengers than with the original $60 ticket price

d. 250 fewer passengers than with the original $60 ticket price Grand Canyon Railway operates a turn-of-the-century train that transports passengers from Williams, Arizona, to the Grand Canyon and back every day. Assume that the train tickets sell for $60 per passenger, the railway’s variable costs are $10 per passenger, and its fixed expenses are $50,000 each month.