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mamaluj [8]
2 years ago
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What are the examples of energy careers select three options​

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1 answer:
Nonamiya [84]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1)  Wind Energy Engineers, who design and develop wind farm systems.

2)  Chief Sustainability Officers, who oversee green activities at their organizations.

3)  Energy Auditors, who conduct audits to determine how energy-efficient homes or buildings are.

Explanation:

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Available for common stock            441,600

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Part b

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Fixed Costs                                 (59850)                     89.86

Net Income                                  97770                       43.14

Part c

Billing`s break even point is 450 units

Part d

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     CVP Income for as at September 2017 - Break Even Point

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                                                         $                               $

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