PART 1: Break-Even and Point of Indifference Analyses No new Excel functions are required for this part. Option A Option B Create a worksheet called PointsOfinterest that will let a userenter revenue per unit of output, as well as Fixed and variable cost per unit for two different options. From that, compute each option's break-even point and the volume at which a rational manager without other input would be indifferent between the two options. 25.5 t- Rev/Unit 4 Fixed Cost I 5 Var Cost 6 Break-Even 3 -1300222 91 8 Profit Point of Indifference between Opt A & B You'll need to put appropriate formulas in the cells surrounded by dark lines and values in the cells that are shaded (you don't actually need to shade them or put borders around them that's just to help you know what are inputs and what are computations). Be sure that you never see an error or any other weird output, regardless of what a user enters (including nothing) 112 Units u S11 Profit (loss)at point of Indifference $548 12 PART 1: Break-Even and Point of Indifference Analyses No new Excel functions are required for this part. Option A Option B Create a worksheet called PointsOfinterest that will let a userenter revenue per unit of output, as well as Fixed and variable cost per unit for two different options. From that, compute each option's break-even point and the volume at which a rational manager without other input would be indifferent between the two options. 25.5 t- Rev/Unit 4 Fixed Cost I 5 Var Cost 6 Break-Even 3 -1300222 91 8 Profit Point of Indifference between Opt A & B You'll need to put appropriate formulas in the cells surrounded by dark lines and values in the cells that are shaded (you don't actually need to shade them or put borders around them that's just to help you know what are inputs and what are computations). Be sure that you never see an error or any other weird output, regardless of what a user enters (including nothing) 112 Units u S11 Profit (loss)at point of Indifference $548 12