Barometers sell for $300 each. Variable costs are $200 per unit, fixed production costs are $2,000, and fixed selling costs are $3,000. If the company desires to make 9 profit of at least $500, what is the minimum number of units that must be sold?
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Barometers sell for $300 each. Variable costs are $200 per unit, fixed production costs are $2,000, and fixed selling costs are $3,000. If the company desires to make 9 profit of at least $500, what is the minimum number of units that must be sold?
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