Problem 6 Your company is in the process of adding a new line for making a new product. The fixed cost for this new line is $21,000 and the variable cost is $50 for each unit. The unit sales price is expected to decrease with an increase in the number sold so that if you sell x units, each unit will sell for a price of p= (-$0.50)(x)+$300. For example if we make and sell only ten part it will cost $21,500 and will sell for a total of $2950 and the company loses $18,550. Showing all your work, determine: a. The minimum and maximum number of parts to break even: Total Revenue = Total Cost.

Problem 6 Your company is in the process of adding a new line for making a new product. The fixed cost for this new line is $21,000 and the variable cost is $50 for each unit. The unit sales price is expected to decrease with an increase in the number sold so that if you sell x units, each unit will sell for a price of p= (-$0.50)(x)+$300. For example if we make and sell only ten part it will cost $21,500 and will sell for a total of $2950 and the company loses $18,550. Showing all your work, determine: a. The minimum and maximum number of parts to break even: Total Revenue = Total Cost.

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