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Question 5 of 50 1 Points The budget of a company for next period shows that it would breakeven at a sales value of GHC800000 with fixed cost of GHC320000. What sales value should the company target to derive a profit of GHC200000 in the next period? O A. GHC1320000 B. GHC1300000 OC. GHC1000000 D. GHC866667

Question 5 of 50 1 Points The budget of a company for next period shows that it would breakeven at a sales value of GHC800000 with fixed cost of GHC320000. What sales value should the company target to derive a profit of GHC200000 in the next period? O A. GHC1320000 B. GHC1300000 OC. GHC1000000 D. GHC866667

Managerial Accounting

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Chapter11: Differential Analysis And Product Pricing

Section: Chapter Questions

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