Z Limited manufactures a single product, the budgeted selling price and variable cost details of which are as follows: Selling price Variable cost per unit: Direct materials Direct labour Variable overhead N$ 15.00 Select one: 3.50 a. N$6 660 Ob. N$7 570 Oc. N$8 200 Od. N$7 770 e. NS8 400 4.00 Budgeted fixed overhead cost are N$60 000 per annum, charged at a constant rate each month. Budgeted production is 30 000 units per annum. 2.00 In a month when actual production was 2 400 units and exceeded sales by 180 units the profit reported under absorption costing was: Chineke Limited has a total fixed costs of N$600 000 per annum. It manufactured a single product which it sell for N$200 per unit. It's contribution to sales ratio is 40%. Chineke limited's break-even point (units) is. Select one: a. None of all b. 8 000 units c. 3 000 units d. 7 400 units O e. 1 500 units A company manufactures and sells two products, X and Y. Forecast data for a year are: Product Y Sales (units) 20.000 Sales price (per unit) N$8 Variable cost (per unit) N$3 Product X Select one: Oa. N$570 000 Ob. N$728 000 Oc. N$679 467 Od. N$606 667 Oe. None of all 80 000 N$12 N$8 Annual fixed costs are estimated at N$273 000 What is the break-even point in sales revenue with the current sales mix?