Chocolate Extreme sells both hard candy and chocolate candy. The current sales mix is 3 units of hard candy for every 2 units of chocolate candy. Hard candy is priced at $12 and has a variable cost of $8 per unit, while chocolate candy is priced at $7 and has a variable cost of $5 per unit. The company's fixed costs are $42,000 in total. How many packages (each of which contains hard candy and chocolate candy in the ratio of sales mix) need to be sold to break even? o 7.000 packages O 1.400 packages O 3,000 packages 2,625 packages Chocolate Extreme sells both hard candy and chocolate candy. The current sales mix is 3 units of hard candy for every 2 units of chocolate candy. Hard candy is priced at $12 and has a variable cost of $8 per unit, while chocolate candy is priced at $7 and has a variable cost of $5 per unit. The company's fixed costs are $42,000 in total. Using the sales mix stated in the above information to form a package, what is the expected contribution margin from a single package sold? O $16 O $6 O $14 O $30 Chocolate Extreme sells both hard candy and chocolate candy. The current sales mix is 3 units of hard candy for every 2 units of chocolate candy. Hard candy is priced at $12 and has a variable cost of $8 per unit, while chocolate candy is priced at $7 and has a variable cost of $5 per unit. The company's fixed costs are $42,000 in total. What is the number of hard candy to be sold at break-even? 6,000 units 2,625 units O 5,250 units O 7,875 units