The Ganbatte year end operating results were as follows: Total Sales of $750.000 Operated at 75% of capacity Total Variable Costs were $300.000 Total Fixed Costs were $350.000 What was GAnbatte’s BEP expressed in dollars of sales?
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The Ganbatte year end operating results were as follows:
Total Sales of $750.000
Operated at 75% of capacity
Total Variable Costs were $300.000
Total Fixed Costs were $350.000
What was GAnbatte’s BEP expressed in dollars of sales?
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