Boise Company manufactures and sells three products: Good, Better, and Best. Annual fixed costs are $3,315,000, and data about the three products follow. Sales mix in units Selling price Variable cost Good 30% $250 100 Better 50% $350 Best 20% $500 150 250 Required: A. Determine the weighted-average unit contribution margin. B. Determine the break-even volume in units for each product. C. Determine the total number of units that must be sold to obtain a profit for the company of $234,000.

Boise Company manufactures and sells three products: Good, Better, and Best. Annual fixed costs are $3,315,000, and data about the three products follow. Sales mix in units Selling price Variable cost Good 30% $250 100 Better 50% $350 Best 20% $500 150 250 Required: A. Determine the weighted-average unit contribution margin. B. Determine the break-even volume in units for each product. C. Determine the total number of units that must be sold to obtain a profit for the company of $234,000.

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