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2.  Decrease

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<u>a. Compute the average number of tours the company must conduct per month to break even</u>

<u>b. Compute the average sales revenue needed per month to produce a target average profit of $53,200</u>

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Contribution margin ratio is the quotient of difference in sales and var expenses to sales.

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CM Ratio = (Sales - Var Exp) / Sales

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