Table 1: Costs of Production Total Costs = Total fixed cost + Total variable cost = Total fixed cost +( Variable cost per unit Expected unit sales )=$555,000+($29 135,000)=$4,470,000 Price =ExpectedunitsalesTotalCosts=135,000($4,470,000)$33.11 On Table 2, it shows that when 135,000 units are expected sell, the price will be set to $30. Does $30 cover the total costs? In other words, does $30 break even? No. $30 doesn't break even. Now please try when expected unit sales are 92,500 , and the proposed price is $35. Does $35 break even in this case? Show your step-by-step calculation and submit this file to Canvas. This is a graded assignment. ( 2 points) Lastly, please try when expected unit sales are 20,000 , and the proposed price is $55. Does $55 break even in this case? Show your step-by-step calculation and submit this file to Canvas. This is a graded assignment. ( 2 points) In conclusion, if Holden Evan Inc. uses the break-even pricing approach, the price should be set up at per unit