10. Chef Company makes and sells pre-packed lunches. The variable cost of each lunch is $4. The lunches are sold for $10 each. Fixed operating expenses amount to $6,000. Using the space below, prepare a break-even graph. Indicate the following on the graph: (a) fixed cost, (b) total cost, (c) total revenue, (d) loss, (e) breakeven point, and (f) profit area. 1 0₁

10. Chef Company makes and sells pre-packed lunches. The variable cost of each lunch is $4. The lunches are sold for $10 each. Fixed operating expenses amount to $6,000. Using the space below, prepare a break-even graph. Indicate the following on the graph: (a) fixed cost, (b) total cost, (c) total revenue, (d) loss, (e) breakeven point, and (f) profit area. 1 0₁

Survey Of Economics

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Author:Tucker, Irvin B.

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Chapter6: Proudction Costs

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