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Question 1: a. How much is the breakeven point in value for the year using the High and Low method and assuming that the 'volume

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a. How much is the breakeven point in value for the year using the High and Low method and assuming that the 'volume of productions is the only relevant cost driver?

b. How much is the breakeven point in value for the year using a single regression model and assuming that the 'volume of productions is the only relevant cost driver?

c. How much is the total production cost for the year if you want to produce the current volume and use your best single cost function (based on regression analyses)?

Please show all working and also use the regression method unless it explicitly asks to use the High-Low method. Unable to attach excel to the question so have copied and pasted the table to the question.

Week Volume Mat A (kg) Mat B (kg) D Lab Hrs Mach Hrs Total Costs Sale Value
1 590000 46 52 110 69 920000 3540000
2 283000 20 28 56 35 469500 1698000
3 618000 48 58 116 74 972000 3708000
4 207000 18 21 42 27 355500 1242000
5 165000 15 17 35 22 292500 990000
6 537000 42 51 101 65 850500 3222000
7 662000 46 55 119 73 1000000 3972000
8 310000 27 32 64 41 540000 1860000
9 482000 38 46 91 58 768000 2892000
10 279000 23 27 55 35 460000 1674000
11 256000 22 27 54 34 450000 1536000
12 224000 19 23 45 29 381000 1344000
13 504000 42 48 95 60 801000 3024000
14 483000 38 46 92 50 768500 2898000
15 537000 42 51 94 62 850500 3222000
16 528000 42 53 100 65 837000 3168000
17 416000 33 40 80 51 669000 2496000
18 328000 26 36 63 42 527000 1968000
19 612000 48 57 99 68 963000 3672000
20 352000 32 34 68 45 573000 2112000
21 629000 49 59 118 75 988500 3774000
22 188000 16 19 39 25 327000 1128000
23 560000 44 53 98 65 885000 3360000
24 385000 31 37 74 47 622500 2310000
25 375000 31 36 72 47 607500 225000
26 421000 32 39 77 49 646500 2526000
27 497000 39 44 94 59 790500 2982000
28 403000 32 39 77 50 649500 2418000
29 293000 24 29 58 37 484500 1758000
30 285000 23 28 56 36 472500 1710000
31 499000 36 47 95 59 793500 2994000
32 574000 45 54 99 66 906000 3444000
33 183000 18 22 38 26 319500 1098000
34 339000 27 33 66 46 553500 2034000
35 233000 20 23 47 34 394500 1398000
36 436000 35 42 83 53 699000 2616000
37 329000 28 33 67 42 558500 1974000
38 382000 31 37 74 43 618000 2292000
39 396000 32 38 76 49 639000 2376000
40 544000 40 51 90 55 861000 3264000
41 318000 26 31 62 40 522000 1908000
42 248000 21 25 47 31 417000 1488000
43 520000 41 50 99 64 835000 3120000
44 360000 29 35 70 45 585000 2160000
45 432000 37 41 83 50 693000 2592000
46 247000 21 25 51 32 425500 1482000
47 452000 32 40 86 53 723000 2712000
48 449000 36 43 86 53 718500 2694000
TOTAL 19350000 1543 1855 3661 2336 31183500 114075000

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