A company has break-even revenues of $775,000. Its variable expenses are 60% of sales. If the company made $24,000 last year, sales must have amounted to
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The break-even revenue is the amount of sales needed to cover all fixed and variable expenses. In this case, the break-even revenue is $775,000. Show more…
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