Product "X" Question 2a: Suppose you are selling a particular product X at a selling price of RM 42 per unit. The cost of producing each unit of product X is RM 30. Your fixed cost come up to a total of RM 3360 per month. How many units of product X must you sell in a month to break-even? (% mark) Question 26: If the cost of each unit of product X is still RM 30 & your fixed cost is still RM 3360 per month, & you have only 100 units of product "X" to sell , at what price (per unit) must you sell the 100 units of product "X" in a month to break-even? (12 mark) Question 2c: If the cost of each unit of product "X" is still RM 30 & your fixed cost is still RM 3360 per month, & you have 200 units of product "X" to sell, at what price (per unit) must you sell the 200 units of product "X" in a month to make a tidy profit of RM 1,000? (1 mark) Question 2d: Due to inflationary forces & shortage of raw materials used in the manufacture of product "X", the cost of running your business has gone up substantially. The cost of producing each unit of product "X" is now higher at RM 45 & your fixed cost is now RM 4,100 per month & there is a questionable cost that you are unable to classify as either a fixed cost or a variable cost which is a RM 890 maintenance expense. This questionable cost of RM 890 is appropriate for an activity level of 480 units. If you should now sell product "X" at a selling price of RM 55 per unit & at a projected level of 480 units in the budget period (1 month), will you still make a profit (or will you sustain a loss or maybe just break-even)? Provide your reasoning & calculations to justify your answer. (2 x 1 mark)