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The information below shows the net income based on December sales for Comicon Entertainment Inc. Assume the selling price per unit is $1. Sales $195,000 Fixed Costs $79,200 Total Variable Costs $54,600 Total Costs $133,800 Net Income $ 61,200 (Show all $ answers in this question rounded (if necessary) to the nearest dollar, no decimal places. Only show decimal places on the Revenue and Cost Functions.) 1. What are the revenue and cost functions? (write them both in the box in any format, I'll mark manually) 2. Using an algebraic method, calculate the break-even point in sales dollars. 3. Determine net income at a sales volume of $100,000. (make sure to show net income as Negative if it is a Loss) 4. What would be the new break-even point if variable costs were decreased to 20% of sales?

          The information below shows the net income based on December sales for Comicon Entertainment Inc. Assume the selling price per unit is $1.

Sales $195,000
Fixed Costs $79,200
Total Variable Costs $54,600
Total Costs $133,800
Net Income $ 61,200

(Show all $ answers in this question rounded (if necessary) to the nearest dollar, no decimal places. Only show decimal places on the Revenue and Cost Functions.)
1. What are the revenue and cost functions? (write them both in the box in any format, I'll mark manually)

2. Using an algebraic method, calculate the break-even point in sales dollars.

3. Determine net income at a sales volume of $100,000. (make sure to show net income as Negative if it is a Loss)

4. What would be the new break-even point if variable costs were decreased to 20% of sales?
        
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The information below shows the net income based on December sales for Comicon Entertainment Inc. Assume the selling price per unit is 1.

Sales195,000
Fixed Costs 79,200
Total Variable Costs54,600
Total Costs 133,800
Net Income 61,200

(Show all answers in this question rounded (if necessary) to the nearest dollar, no decimal places. Only show decimal places on the Revenue and Cost Functions.)
1. What are the revenue and cost functions? (write them both in the box in any format, I'll mark manually)

2. Using an algebraic method, calculate the break-even point in sales dollars.

3. Determine net income at a sales volume of100,000. (make sure to show net income as Negative if it is a Loss)

4. What would be the new break-even point if variable costs were decreased to 20% of sales?

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The information below shows the net income based on December sales for Comicon Entertainment Inc. Assume the selling price per unit is $1. Sales $195,000 Fixed Costs $79,200 Total Variable Costs $54,600 Total Costs $133,800 Net Income $ 61,200 (Show all $ answers in this question rounded (if necessary) to the nearest dollar, no decimal places. Only show decimal places on the Revenue and Cost Functions.) 1. What are the revenue and cost functions? (write them both in the box in any format, I'll mark manually) 2. Using an algebraic method, calculate the break-even point in sales dollars. 3. Determine net income at a sales volume of $100,000. (make sure to show net income as Negative if it is a Loss) 4. What would be the new break-even point if variable costs were decreased to 20% of sales?
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00:01 In this question we have been given that the information below shows the net income based on december sale for comic -con entertainment.
00:09 Okay and selling price per unit.
00:12 So it is given that the selling price per unit is given to be $1.
00:22 Okay and total sales is given to be $1 ,000.
00:29 Thousand dollar we have the fixed cost okay equal to 79 ,200 then we have been given total variable cost okay so total variable cost is given to be fifty four thousand six hundred and total cost is given to be one -l thirty three thousand eight hundred with the net income equal to 61 ,200.
01:10 Okay, so let us see how can we do this.
01:13 In the first part, what we have to find, revenue and the cost function.
01:18 So for that, what i'm going to do is, first of all, i will find out the total unit sold.
01:24 So selling price for each is $1 ,000 and total sale is $1 ,000.
01:28 So total unit will be only $1 ,000 ,000, correct? so this is what i'm going to get.
01:37 Now, if i try to find out variable cost already we have been given.
01:44 So variable cost of q will be what if i try to find out the variable cost of q unit...
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