A machine manufacturer sells each machine for $7,300. The fixed costs are $279,550 per annum, variable costs are $1,500 per machine, and the production capacity is 58 machines in a year. What is break-even as a percent of capacity per annum?
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A machine manufacturer sells each machine for $7,300. The fixed costs are $279,550 per annum, variable costs are $1,500 per machine, and the production capacity is 58 machines in a year.
What is break-even as a percent of capacity per annum?
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