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Question 2 (3 points) A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of 42,500 and variable costs of 3.20 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of 31,000 and variable costs of 4.05 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of 22,500 and variable costs of 5.25 per customer. If Mr. Cho averages {rev} in revenue per customer, what volume is required to breakeven with Option B? A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of $39,500 and variable costs of $3.35 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of $29,500 and variable costs of $4.10 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of $20,000 and variable costs of $5.20 per customer. At what volumes are the costs of Option A and Option B the same? A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of 40,500 and variable costs of 3.55 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of 27,500 and variable costs of 4.00 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of 21,500 and variable costs of 4.75 per customer. If Mr. Cho averages {rev} in revenue per customer, what volume is required to breakeven with Option C? Question 2 (3 points) A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of 42,500 and variable costs of 3.20 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of 31,000 and variable costs of 4.05 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of 22,500 and variable costs of 5.25 per customer. If Mr. Cho averages {rev} in revenue per customer, what volume is required to breakeven with Option B? A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of $39,500 and variable costs of $3.35 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of $29,500 and variable costs of $4.10 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of $20,000 and variable costs of $5.20 per customer. At what volumes are the costs of Option A and Option B the same? A local restaurateur, Cho Senn, is considering three options for his new Asian fusion restaurant. Option A - called Midtown - will have annual fixed costs of 40,500 and variable costs of 3.55 per customer. Option B - called Market - will have annual fixed costs of 27,500 and variable costs of 4.00 per customer. Finally Option C - called Mall - has annual fixed cost of 21,500 and variable costs of 4.75 per customer. If Mr. Cho averages {rev} in revenue per customer, what volume is required to breakeven with Option C