Marty McDonald has a business packaging software inWisconsin. His annual fixed cost is $10,000, direct labor is $3.50 per package, and material is $4.50 per package. The sell-ing price will be $12.50 per package. What is the break-even point in dollars? What is break-even in units?

Marty McDonald has a business packaging software inWisconsin. His annual fixed cost is $10,000, direct labor is $3.50 per package, and material is $4.50 per package. The sell-ing price will be $12.50 per package. What is the break-even point in dollars? What is break-even in units?

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