8-9 8.-9. Mary intends to sell a combo meal with rice, egg and a dish of her own specialty during his free day. Itcosts her P 38 per meal and the space owner will charge her P290 fixed price for the place, electricity andwater supply for that day. She plans to sell P 75 per combo meal.a. Determine the Break-even profit.b. How many combo meals should she sell for that day in order to recover all the expenses?c. How much profit or loss would there be if she would sell 25 combo meals?

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