Ready-To-Go is a small company that sells meal kits for $45. The cost of the materials that go into each kit is $10. In addition, the company charges a delivery fee of $5 per kit. The company has monthly expenses of $750 for rent and insurance, $200 for heat and electricity, $350 for advertising, and $5000 for the monthly salary of its owner. Last month the company sold 300 kits. Calculate the following for Ready-To-Go: 1. Contribution per unit and total contribution 2. Monthly Profits 3. Break-even point in units and dollars 4. Suppose Ready-To-Go wants to make a target profit of $5000. How many kits would the company have to sell to achieve its target profit? Assume price, fixed and variable costs remain same as before. 5. To cater to the health conscious segment, Ready-To-Go decides to switch over to organic ingredients which increases the cost of materials that go into each kit from $10 to $15. Delivery charges also go up from $5 to $7. Due to increasing costs, the company decides to increase its price from $45 to $55. This decreases the quantity sold to 280 kits. Calculate the new a. Contribution per unit b. Break-even point