The fixed cost is added to target operating income and then divided to contribute margin per unit to calculate _________?

Correct answer: A. quantity of units required to sold

  • A. quantity of units required to sold
  • B. selling of units
  • C. sold units
  • D. contributed units

Explanation

Required unit sales are calculated as (fixed cost + target operating income) ÷ contribution margin per unit. This determines the number of units needed to cover fixed costs and achieve the target profit.

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