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This question continues previous question 32. Based on the cost information provided in Question 32 and a Weighted Average Contribution Margin (WACM) of 160 per unit calculate the break-even point in units for Model A. Note: Round to full numbers, provide your answer without the unit sign, i.e., X,XXX, and show your workings. Answer: [Fill in the blank] , Working space: [Fill in the blank]

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This question asks for the break-even point in units for Model A, given a Weighted Average Contribution Margin (WACM) of 160 per unit and data referenced from a previous question (Question 32). Option 1: The first provided answer is an empty string. Since it contains no numeric value or explanation, it does not constitute a usable solution. A blank entry cannot be interp......Login to view full explanation

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