Suppose Elon Musk Ltd. That produces and sells two products. The X space sells for 5 $ and has a total Variable cost of 2.5 $ per unit. While Tesla sells for $10 per unit and the total variable cost is 5.5 $ per unit. The marketing department of Elon Musk Ltd has estimated for every ten units of X space sold five units of Tesla will be sold. The company's fixed costs total $ 40,000. Required: What is the total Breakeven points revenue? Show all your calculations.

Suppose Elon Musk Ltd. That produces and sells two products. The X space sells for 5 $ and has a total Variable cost of 2.5 $ per unit. While Tesla sells for $10 per unit and the total variable cost is 5.5 $ per unit. The marketing department of Elon Musk Ltd has estimated for every ten units of X space sold five units of Tesla will be sold. The company's fixed costs total $ 40,000. Required: What is the total Breakeven points revenue? Show all your calculations.

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

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