D. Calculate MVP's current breakeven point in both units (rounding up to nearest whole unit) and dollars (rounded to nearest whole dollar):
	Units:		n/a
	Dollars (use the Contribution Margin Ratio to calculate):		n/a
E. Redo MVP's Contribution Margin Income Statement using the Vice President of Sales (VP) suggestions and projected increase in sales volume below (all amounts should be a formula/link rounding per unit amounts to 2 decimal places:
	Reduce selling price by:	5.00%
	Increase advertising costs by:	$ 4,950
	Projected sales volume increase:	25.00%
		Total Units	Amount
			Per Unit	n/a		(round up)
	Sales			n/a	n/a	Hint: This amount represents the new selling price as recommended by the VP.
	Variable Costs:
	Direct Materials			n/a	n/a	Hint: Per unit variable costs are the same as the original income statement as the variable cost per unit remains
	Direct Labor			n/a	n/a	constant with changes in volume. However, total variable costs will change.
	Variable Manufacturing Overhead			n/a	n/a
	Sales Commissions			n/a	n/a
	Shipping			n/a	n/a
	Variable Billing			n/a	n/a
	Total Variable Costs			n/a	n/a
	Contribution Margin			n/a	n/a
	Fixed Costs:
	Fixed Manufacturing Overhead			n/a
	Advertising			n/a		Hint: This amount represents the new advertising costs as recommended by the VP.
	Sales and Admin. Salaries			n/a
	Fixed Billing			n/a
	Total Fixed Costs			n/a
	Net Operating Income (Loss)			#N/A
F. Using the budgeted contribution margin income statement in part E. above, calculate the following:
	a. Breakeven in units:		#N/A			(round up)
	b. Operating Leverage Multiplier:		#N/A			(round two decimal places)
Given a sales volume increase of 8%, operating income will increase by:
	c. Percent:		#N/A			(round four decimal places)
	d. Dollars:		#N/A