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1. JC company sells a product for $20.00 which has a variable cost of $6 and fixed costs of $792,000. a. Find the contribution margin $_____ for the product JC company sells based on the information in the problem and contribution margin % ________%. Show your work in detail. b. Suppose the variable cost has been increased to $7 because of inflation. What will be the contribution margin % _______% in the problem with all other factors remain the same. Show your work. 2. Total Man company has developed a cologne that has a unit variable cost of $0.45 for a three ounce bottle and total fixed cost of $900,000. The company plans to sell each bottle for $7.50. a. Find out how many bottles does the company need to sell to break even? Must show the work. b. Compute the TR at the BE point. _$________________ Show the work. c. Compute the TC at the BE point. _$________________ Show the work..

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