Time left 1:54:Mazoon Company's variable costs are 80% of the selling price and its fixed costs are $80,000. To realizeprofits of $20,000 from sales of 60,000 units, using the CVP equation, what would be the selling priceper unit?O a. $1.66O b. None of the given answersO c. $2.08O d. $8.33O e. $6.66ionWhich of the following does not represent a cost-volume-profit analysis equation?O a.Profit = contribution margin - fixed expensesedO b. Sales = total expenses + profitFinid out ofSales - fixed expenses - variable expensesF8EscF5F6F7F4F2F3*23%&347V12WTYJKADCVBYNI M* 00

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Mazoon Company's variable costs are 80% of the selling price and its fixed costs are $80,000. To realize profits of $20,000 from sales of 60,000 units, using the CVP equation, what would be the selling price per unit? O a. $1.66 b. None of the given answers C. $2.08 O d. $8.33 e. $6.66

Mazoon Company's variable costs are 80% of the selling price and its fixed costs are $80,000. To realize profits of $20,000 from sales of 60,000 units, using the CVP equation, what would be the selling price per unit? O a. $1.66 b. None of the given answers C. $2.08 O d. $8.33 e. $6.66

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