One useful equation used in CVP analysis is Revenue per unit - Variable Costs per unit - Contribution Margin per unit Revenue per unit - Variable Costs per unit Fixed Costs per unit Revenue per unit - Fixed Costs per unit = Variable Costs per unit all of the listed answers can be used effectively in CVP analysis Question 6 (2 points) Over the past year Company "X" experienced the following: raised $100,000 by issuing new common shares; had a net income of $210,000; bought $610,000 of new equipment; had depreciation of $60,000; reduced inventories by $900,000; borrowed $120,000 from the bank; sold old equipment for $750,000. For the year, Company "X" raised from Operating Activities the following amount of cash: $270.000 $1,110,000 $1,170,000 ($630,000)