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Lindstrom Company produces two fountain pen models. Information about its products follows: Product A Product B Sales revenue $ 75,000 $ 125,000 Less: Variable costs 33,000 38,000 Contribution margin $ 42,000 $ 87,000 Total units sold 5,000 5,000 Lindstroms fixed costs total $78,500. Required: Determine Lindstroms weighted-average unit contribution margin and weighted-average contribution margin ratio. Calculate Lindstroms break-even point in units and in sales revenue. Calculate the number of units that Lindstrom must sell to earn a $150,000 profit. Calculate Lindstroms margin of safety (in units and sales dollars) and margin of safety as a percentage of sales based on the sales data provided in the table above..

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LLAMADA DE SOCORRO:
Hacia la mitad de la temporada de cosecha, los duraznos para enlatar vienen en tres tipos,
temprano, tardo y extra tardo, segn la fecha esperada de maduracin. Durante una semana
determinada, los datos de la derecha se registraron en una estacin de entrega de frutas.
Complete las partes (a) a (d) a continuacin.
34 camiones salieron con duraznos tempranos;
65 llevaron duraznos tardos;
65 llevaron duraznos extra tardos;
22 llevados temprano y tarde;
34 llevados tarde y extra tarde;
13 llevados temprano y extra tarde;
6 llevaron los 3
8 llevaban solo higos (nada de duraznos)
a) cuntos camiones solo transportaban duraznos tardos? B) cuntos llevaron slo extra tarde? c)
cuntos llevaban solo un tipo de durazno? d) cuntos salieron en total?

Hacia la mitad de la
temporada de cosecha,
los duraznos para
enlatar vienen en tres
tipos, temprano, tardo y
extra tardo, segn la
fecha esperada de
maduracin. Durante
una semana
determinada, los datos
de la derecha se
registraron en una
estacin de entrega de
frutas. Complete las
partes (a) a (d) a
continuacin.
34
camio
nes
saliero
n con
durazn
os
tempra
nos;
65
llevaro
n
durazn
os
tardos;
65
llevaro
n
durazn
os
extra
tardos;
22
llevado
s
tempra

no y
tarde;
34
llevado
s tarde
y extra
tarde;
13
llevado
s
tempra
no y
extra
tarde;
6
llevaro
n los 3
8
llevaba
n solo
higos
(nada
de
durazn
os)
a)
cuntos
camio
nes
solo
transp
ortaba
n
durazn
os
tardos
? B)
cuntos
llevaro
n slo
extra
tarde?

c)
cuntos
llevaba
n solo
un tipo
de
durazn
o? d)
cuntos
saliero
n en
total?

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