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Dance Unlimited plans to sell 10,000 ballet shoes at $50 each in the coming year. The per-unit variable cost is $30, and the total fixed cost equals $65,000.
Required:
A. Calculate the break-even number of ballet shoes.
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B. Calculate the break-even sales dollars.
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