Projected costs for Ice Cream business: 13) Non-variable costs $40,000/month Variable cost/cone .30/cone Sales price $1.50/cone a. Compute the contribution margin per cone. (3Pts.) b. Compute the contribution margin ratio. (3Pts.) c. Determine the number of cones that must be sold to break even each month. (3Pts.) Are you sure? Prove it by preparing a contribution margin income statement to see if Net Income equals zero. (3Pts.) d. e. Now compute the break-even point in dollars using the CM ratio. (3Pts.) Bad news: the rent is increasing and the sales people want more money. What if fixed costs increase to $50,000/month? What is the revised number of cones that must be sold to break even each month. (3Pts.) f. g. Prepare a contribution margin income statement to prove your answer in f. (3Pts.) How many cones must be sold to make a $10,000 profit monthly? Assume fixed costs are $50,000. (3Pts.) h. i. Compute Operating leverage using sales of $75,000/month. (3Pts.)