14. Breakeven point-Changing costs/revenues JWG Company publishes Creative Crosswords. Last year, the book of puzzles sold for $10.55 with variable operating cost per book of $7.57 and fixed operating costs of $41,000. a. How many books must JWG sell this year to achieve the breakeven point for the stated operating costs, if all figures remain the same as for last year? b. How many books must JWG sell this year to achieve the breakeven point for the stated operating costs, if fixed operating costs increase to $44,800 and all other figures remain the same? c. How many books must JWG sell this year to achieve the breakeven point for the stated operating costs, if the selling price increases to $11.06 and all costs remain the same as for last year? d. How many books must JWG sell this year to achieve the breakeven point for the stated operating costs, if the variable operating cost per book increases to $8.08 and all other figures remain the same? e. What conclusions about the operating breakeven point can be drawn from your answers? a. The breakeven point will be books. (Round to the nearest integer.) b. The breakeven point will be books. (Round to the nearest integer.) c. The breakeven point will be books. (Round to the nearest integer.) d. The breakeven point will be books. (Round to the nearest integer.) e. What conclusions about the operating breakeven point can be drawn from your answers? (Select the best answer below.) OA. There is no direct relationship between cost, price and operating breakeven point. B. Increases in costs and price raise the operating breakeven point. O C. Increases in costs lower the operating breakeven point, while increases in price decrease it. O D. Increases in costs raise the operating breakeven point, while increases in price lower it