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Arlecino [84]
3 years ago
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How do seat belts and air bags save lives?

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1 answer:
evablogger [386]3 years ago
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They are a safety requirement in which if a person gets into a incident for example, in a car crash the person will be safer than just being without protection in the vehicle they are being transported or driving in
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Fixed costs     360,000   360,000 360,000

Total costs    $621,300 $699,300 $777,300

Cost per unit:    

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Fixed costs           $5.37 $4.14            $3.36

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2. Particulars                       Amount($)

Sales(97,000*8.08)        $783,760

Variable costs(97,000*3.9) $378,300

Contribution margin        $405,460

Fixed costs                        $360,000

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Total costs:    

Variable costs 261,300     339.300 417.300

Fixed costs     360,000   360,000 360,000

Total costs    $621,300 $699,300 $777,300

Cost per unit:    

Variable costs      $3.9           $3.9          $3.9

=(261300/67000)

Fixed costs           $5.37 $4.14            $3.36

=(360,000/67000)        =(360,000/87000)     =(360,000/107,000)

Total cost      $9.27          $8.04          $7.26

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Sales(97,000*8.08)        $783,760

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Contribution margin        $405,460

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