when studying the in formation related to Al- Kufa factory itis explained that selling price for one ton is 200 ID and 1- Variable cost for one ton reaching 150 ID 2- Fixed costincluding the project construction costs was 48 million ID 3- Suppose that the designed factory productivity reaches 46000 ton per year for one work shift Find the production volume and the time thatitmust be reach to Break- Even point

when studying the in formation related to Al- Kufa factory itis explained that selling price for one ton is 200 ID and 1- Variable cost for one ton reaching 150 ID 2- Fixed costincluding the project construction costs was 48 million ID 3- Suppose that the designed factory productivity reaches 46000 ton per year for one work shift Find the production volume and the time thatitmust be reach to Break- Even point

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Chapter6: Proudction Costs

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