The Puzzle Company had total revenue of $4,750,000, total fixed costs of $1,500,000, and total variable costs of $2,750,000. If the company desires to earn a net income of $1,000,000, what total sales volume is needed to achieve the goal

The Puzzle Company had total revenue of $4,750,000, total fixed costs of $1,500,000, and total variable costs of $2,750,000. If the company desires to earn a net income of $1,000,000, what total sales volume is needed to achieve the goal

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