Help QUESTION 8TotalPer unit$750,00025Sales revenue (30,000 units)Variable costs450,00015Contribution margin300,000150,000Fixed costsOperating income$150,000At the breakeven point:O Sales are equal to total fixed costs.O Contribution margin is equal to sales.O Contribution margin is equal to total fixed costsO Sales are equal to total variable costs.

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