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Emma Jones signed a contract with GMAT successs publisher to sell learning material, she recently sold them in Boston and is now thinking in selling

Emma Jones signed a contract with GMAT successs publisher to sell learning material, she recently sold them in Boston and is now thinking in selling them in Chicago.

  • Purchase price for the package ( book and software) = $120 per package with the privilege of returning the unsold packages & get a refund with the full amount of $120.
  • She have to pay a rent to a booth $2,000.
  • She will incur no other cost.
  • Selling price per unit $200.

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  1. Use the equation method to calculate the Breakeven Point (in units).
  2. Use the equation method to calculate Revenue at Breakeven Point.
  3. Resolve A + B using the contribution margin method (C.M% = 40% ).
  4. Resolve A + B using the graph method .
  5. Assume Emma has a targeted operating income of 12,000. How many units should emma sell to achieve the targeted operating income.
  6. . Assume Emma has a targeted operating income of 12,000. How much Total revenue should emma earn to achieve the targeted operating income.( C.M% = 40%).
  7. Another way to calculate (F).
  8. Assume Emma has a targeted net income of 10,000. How many units should emma sell to achieve the targeted net income. ( note that: Tax rate 10%, Other revenue and expense= zero, interest expense = zero).

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