Breakeven analysis in sales dollars

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Warner Tool Company President Dr. John Robinson wants to know the breakeven point in sales dollars for his company. The following is the partial Income Statement for the company:

Sales $370,000

Variableexpenses $222,000

Contribution Margin $148,000

Fixedexpenses $55,000

NetIncome $ 93,000

Compute the breakeven analysis in sales dollars for the company.

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