cVP Analysis Pet Products makes nearly indestructible toys for large dogs (c.g. German Shepherds and Golden retrievers). The toys provide hours of entertainment for large dogs without the mess created by traditional stuffed toys. The firm produces two products with a total fixed cost of $6,36,252. Note: In your calculations, round dollar amounts and percentages to two decimal places. The firm has the following production information: 1. Calculate the CM/ unit of a unit of the MEDIUM product. A. $14.40/ unit B. $8.60 /unit C. $14.00 /unit D. $9.90 /unit 2. Calculate the CM/unit of a unit of the XLARGE product. A. $6.90/ unit B. $19.10 /unit C. $15,10 /unit D. $20.40 /unit 3. Calculate the sales mix percentage of the MEDIUM product. A. 100% B. 59.93% C. 53.51% D. 40.07% 4. Calculate the sales mix percentage of the XLARGE product. A. 59.93% B. 40.07% C. 25.27% D. 100% 5. Calculate the firm's WACM/unit. A. $16.80 hanit B. $8,40/unit C. $8.11 /unit D. 54.06 /unit 6. Calculate the firm's break-even point (wbere profit is equal to zero) in TOTAL units. A. 37,873 units B. 75,745 units C. 78,453 units D. 156,906 units 7. Assuming the sales mix remains constant, calculate the number of MEDIUM units the firm would need to sell at break-even. A. 31,437 units B. 47,017 units C. 64,268 units D. 78,453 units 8. Assuming the sales mix remains constant, calculate the number of XLARGE units the firm would need to sell at break-even. A. 31,437 units B. 47,017 units C. 78,453 units D. 92,211 units 9. Assuming the sales mix remains constant, calculate the TOTAL number of units the firm would need to sell to achieve a target profit of $285,376. A. 113,641 units B. 109,718 units C. 43,265 units D. 35,189 units 10. Currently the firm sells the smallest proportion of MEDIUM units. What would happen if the firm starts selling more MEDIUM units than XLARGE units? A. The firm's WACM/unit will increase and the total break-even units will decrease. B. The firm's WACM/unit will increase and the total break-even units will increase. C. The firm's WACM/unit will decrease and the total break-even units will decrease. D. The firm's WACM/unit will decrease and the total break-even units will increase