5. Kuril Company collected the following production data for the past month: Units Produced Total Cost 710 $47,230 880 57,000 460 38,450 200 32.000 a) If the high-low method is used, calculate Kuril's variable cost per unit for the month. (round to the nearest S1). b) If the high-low method is used, calculate total fixed cost for the month (round to the nearest S1). 6. Adelman, Inc. produces and sells 2,800 units of a product for total Sales Revenue $720,000, and total costs (fixed + variable) are $650,000. At this level of activity, Adelman's fixed costs are around 30% of total (fixed + variable) costs. a) Calculate Adelman's break-even point in Sales Units (round to nearest unit). b) Calculate Adelman's Margin of Safety percentage (ratio) if actual Sales Revenue is $720,000 (round to nearest 00.0%). 7. Matilda's Kitchen is a nonprofit organization that provides free meals to the community. Its fixed costs are 5122,000 per year. The current average variable cost of providing each meal (unit) is $295. Matilda is expecting financing from the Red Cross and community donations in the amount of $280,000 for the year 2021 a) Calculate the maximum number of meals (units) that Matilda can provide in 2021 and still break even (round to the nearest unit (meal)). b) Matilda may receive food donations in 2021 that will reduce the cost per meal to $2.50, and she can find a new location that will lower her fixed costs to $75,000 per year. With this new information, calculate the maximum number of meals (units) that Matilda can provide in 2021 and still break even (round to the nearest unit (meal))