Your small toy manufacturing facility has the following information: Revenue per toy $1.19 Fixed costs $11,500 Material cost per toy $0.385 Electricity cost per toy $0.034 Labor cost per toy $0.11 Break Even is defined as Revenue = Total Cost What is the quantity of toys that must be sold to break even?

Your small toy manufacturing facility has the following information: Revenue per toy $1.19 Fixed costs $11,500 Material cost per toy $0.385 Electricity cost per toy $0.034 Labor cost per toy $0.11 Break Even is defined as Revenue = Total Cost What is the quantity of toys that must be sold to break even?

Principles of Accounting Volume 2

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Chapter3: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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